“It is better to offer no excuse than a bad one.”
~George Washington
As someone pointed out on X, apparently she wasn't even a coffee girl! That makes her less useful to Donald Trump than George Papadopoulos! You know, the guy who served as an unpaid foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's campaign. He eventually plead guilty to lying to the FBI about his Russian contacts, while he was working on the campaign. Afterwards, Trump claimed he barely knew him, and basically Papadopoulos amounted to a low level staffer, coffee boy, if you will.
Trump pulling this move doesn't really surprise me. He's a prick and has a strong history of denying association, once one of his musings or highly criminal moves, goes to Hell. But is this one going to bite him in the ass? Is he not playing with the future jury pool? Could his words in the post be considered some sort of threat? His crazy cultists will more than likely threaten her, now that he has officially cut her lost from the inner circle. And there seems to me that he mentions her in a slightly good light, only to perhaps give her one last chance?
Well, one thing is sure regarding his post, he just denied that Sidney Powell was retained as his lawyer, which means all confidentiality is now gone, and she is free to tell everything she knows and then some, and he has NO recourse but the publicly bash her, and lie, which will eventually be addressed by the judge in this case, or whatever, I've lost track. I really have! But I am sure Fani Willis will have something to say about this post. This coming week ought to be interesting! I am so tired. LOL.
Hello, Fani Willis? I would like to report some new evidence.
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happens if it all goes away? What happens if the case is thrown out due
to misconduct on the part of Fulton County D. A. Fani Willis? As
Rolling Stone said today, it's "messy". It feels like one more arrogant
person (Willis) thought, once again, they could out Trump... Trump. I
want to believe in Fani Willis. I do. But right now, I feel like I saw
her make mistakes today, when she took the stand, that did her NO good. I
totally get her emotion, I get the damage he has done to her, her
reputation and her life. It seems like she should have known better than
to get involved with someone she worked with, especially under these
circumstances, or do anything for that matter, that a gave the
impression of impropriety. We all watched Trump's attempts to steal the
election. We watched as his surrogates defamed Ruby Freeman and her
daughter. We watched as fake electors were chosen, and we watched and
heard recordings of Trump strong-arming election officials in Georgia,
so prosecuting him should have been easier than this. In a perfect world
it would have been, but alas, we are not in a perfect world are we? All
I know is people make big mistakes sometimes, and what Trump did was no
mistake, it was a deliberate act of trying to overturn the results of a free and fair election.
