GA Case

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Really good point about Meadows, Clark and anyone else trying to move this to federal court

[Anonymous]

Real question, please explain like I’m 5: what happens if one (or more) jurors is just like, “eh, I’m a R, this is nonsense” and doesn’t participate in the process? I’m assuming that’s a hung jury? Would the accused walk or what happens then? I am so afraid that they won’t be punished for these crimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Real question, please explain like I’m 5: what happens if one (or more) jurors is just like, “eh, I’m a R, this is nonsense” and doesn’t participate in the process? I’m assuming that’s a hung jury? Would the accused walk or what happens then? I am so afraid that they won’t be punished for these crimes.

I think they would just mount a retrial.

[Anonymous]

I'm curious if the push for speedy trials by Chesebro and the Kraken mean they plan to turn on Trump? "He made me do it"?

Or are they hoping Willis won't be ready and their charges will be dropped?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious if the push for speedy trials by Chesebro and the Kraken mean they plan to turn on Trump? "He made me do it"?

Or are they hoping Willis won't be ready and their charges will be dropped?

It seems the easiest way to get their trial separated from Trump's. For whatever reason, Chesebro doesn't like his odds on the conspiracy charges when the entirety of the case is laid out.

Sidney Powell? She's a hot mess. She personally directed a team to inspect voting equipment and take data. So maybe she wants to go first, see how the trial develops and then accept a plea because the bigger fish is still to come.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious if the push for speedy trials by Chesebro and the Kraken mean they plan to turn on Trump? "He made me do it"?

Or are they hoping Willis won't be ready and their charges will be dropped?

It seems the easiest way to get their trial separated from Trump's. For whatever reason, Chesebro doesn't like his odds on the conspiracy charges when the entirety of the case is laid out.

Sidney Powell? She's a hot mess. She personally directed a team to inspect voting equipment and take data. So maybe she wants to go first, see how the trial develops and then accept a plea because the bigger fish is still to come.

Notice how you didn’t say falsify votes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Real question, please explain like I’m 5: what happens if one (or more) jurors is just like, “eh, I’m a R, this is nonsense” and doesn’t participate in the process? I’m assuming that’s a hung jury? Would the accused walk or what happens then? I am so afraid that they won’t be punished for these crimes.

Kemp and Raffensberger are Republicans too and they both defeated Trump-aligned challengers last year. So it really depends what kind of R this person is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Real question, please explain like I’m 5: what happens if one (or more) jurors is just like, “eh, I’m a R, this is nonsense” and doesn’t participate in the process? I’m assuming that’s a hung jury? Would the accused walk or what happens then? I am so afraid that they won’t be punished for these crimes.

Kemp and Raffensberger are Republicans too and they both defeated Trump-aligned challengers last year. So it really depends what kind of R this person is.

That really wasn't the question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious if the push for speedy trials by Chesebro and the Kraken mean they plan to turn on Trump? "He made me do it"?

Or are they hoping Willis won't be ready and their charges will be dropped?

It seems the easiest way to get their trial separated from Trump's. For whatever reason, Chesebro doesn't like his odds on the conspiracy charges when the entirety of the case is laid out.

Sidney Powell? She's a hot mess. She personally directed a team to inspect voting equipment and take data. So maybe she wants to go first, see how the trial develops and then accept a plea because the bigger fish is still to come.

Notice how you didn’t say falsify votes?

Do you really think that getting illegal access to a county’s votes is ok somehow?

[Anonymous]

Meadows arguing to move his case to federal court today because stealing an election was part of his duties as chief of staff.

Jeff Zients should take notes.

[Anonymous]

Trial Date set for Mar 4. Get popcorn ready everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trial Date set for Mar 4. Get popcorn ready everyone.

That's a different trial (not Georgia)...it's difficult to keep track of them all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial Date set for Mar 4. Get popcorn ready everyone.

That's a different trial (not Georgia)...it's difficult to keep track of them all.

dang it.. you're right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Meadows arguing to move his case to federal court today because stealing an election was part of his duties as chief of staff.

Jeff Zients should take notes.

Someone should walk over and arrest him on the spot for violating the Hatch Act.

[Anonymous]

It is rather amazing that Meadows is taking the stand in this.