I would think morons on the left would want the best lawyers working on the case, and not someone with no experience hired because he was sleeping with the DA. |
You sound like my mother. Whenever I debunked her accusations she came after my for my tone of voice and demeanor. Whatever |
Sounds like your mom may have a point. |
They got a lot of indictments and several guilty pleas and defeated the motions to move the case so they are already way more effective than any Republican special counsel or investigator or prosecutor. |
Exactly. And she’s got a strong case. This is a desperate play by the defense. |
If she has such a strong case, then she should allow another prosecutor to take over and take this entire sordid affair off the front page. The case is far more important than the prosecutor who pursues it. But she won't because she has staked her entire career (and political future) on being the prosecutor of THIS case. |
No other prosecutor is willing to touch this case. Such a shocking lack of spine in so many people. |
Methinks there is another reason.... |
Agree with you there. Perhaps the case isn't as "strong" as some think it is. |
Most people are just too scared of him. Even other people in the party. Actual, visceral fear for their safety and wellbeing. It has taken someone who has stared down the worst kind of street scum to pursue this case. We were all happy when Willis was burying gangster rappers just a year or two ago. And now you want to put her out of business? |
Did you watch all of the testimony? There was the other lawyer who was asked to be a special prosecutor but declined - because he had a law firm and associates to think of, needed to continue to receive work instead of becoming a pariah for going after Trump. Smart of him, maybe, but gutless. |
Or maybe they think the charges are ridiculous and reputable attorneys don't agree with what Fani has done. |
Maybe if you say it enough times, you'll convince yourself. You won't convince anyone else. |
I've always admired her and wished her well with the prosecution of this case. Wish she hadn't been so foolish. Donna Brazile called it when she said Fani "showed bad judgment." |
All Fani has to do is transfer the case. If it's that strong, it will survive on its own. I'm sure Fani and her defenders would say that she did nothing wrong - and have an explanation for everything. The problem is exactly what Donna Brazile said - she showed bad judgment. She doesn't get a pass for doing so unless she transfers the case. The longer she holds onto it, and the more that comes out (including the recent phone records) the more public opinion will turn against the case itself. |