Georgia state Senator Colton Moore moves to impeach Georgia DA Fani Willis...

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: JinMI

Proper? Seems suspect to me.

This smells like an open air fish market.

We are all allowed to have opinions.

I wouldn't worry much, the trope strongly worded letters from republicans is alive and well.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: JinMI

Proper? Seems suspect to me.

This smells like an open air fish market.

Maybe, you should close your legs?

Whatsa matta? Don't like the game?

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: JinMI

Proper? Seems suspect to me.

This smells like an open air fish market.

welcome to Biden politics. Don't like your political opponent, put him in cuffs.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: greendust

Willis' last RICO case ended with 35 of the 36 defendants being convicted. I think she know a bit more about constructing a RICO case than some random guy on the internet.

Don’t blow her up to be more than she is.
Everything I see is 11 out of 12 were convicted of the RICO in the school cheating scandal.
Those appear to be cut and dried cases where a teacher would change test answers on students exam papers.
They were caught red handed, you could have prosecuted them.

a reply to: Klassified

My sources say that the original letter had bold font and there were random usages of exclamation marks.

There was reported swooning.

a reply to: DBCowboy

a reply to: RazorV66

Over 20 of them plead out before the case went to trial.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: RazorV66

Over 20 of them plead out before the case went to trial.

I am sure they were over charged too.

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: greendust

Willis' last RICO case ended with 35 of the 36 defendants being convicted. I think she know a bit more about constructing a RICO case than some random guy on the internet.

Don’t blow her up to be more than she is.
Everything I see is 11 out of 12 were convicted of the RICO in the school cheating scandal.
Those appear to be cut and dried cases where a teacher would change test answers on students exam papers.
They were caught red handed, you could have prosecuted them.

Now now, we have to recognize that the person that attacked me is the smart person that we all wish we could be. And it is impossible for us to understand his/her brilliance. Do you look into the sun and cry because it hurts your eyes? Of course not! We must stop questioning and understand that the light of their brain power is just too much for us to imagine. And if it hurts us then we thank them for the energy they give. Does not the sun cause skin cancer in humans? Can the sun help what it is? Of course not. We are the worm hiding in the dirt - they are the sun which bakes the dirt! We were not given the correct receptors by God to receive their message. I hope you understand and will willingly lay down and accept their wisdom, even if it causes your eventual starvation.

And there's the tit for Moore's tat. Willis has sent the indictment for State Senator Shawn Still to Gov. Kemp.

This begins the process to establish a three-member panel that will determine whether Kemp should suspend Still from office.

originally posted by: Threadbare
And there's the tit for Moore's tat. Willis has sent the indictment for State Senator Shawn Still to Gov. Kemp.

This begins the process to establish a three-member panel that will determine whether Kemp should suspend Still from office.

Link?

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: greendust

Willis' last RICO case ended with 35 of the 36 defendants being convicted. I think she know a bit more about constructing a RICO case than some random guy on the internet.

Keep those fingers and toes crossed tight, cause... ya got him now, and this time its fo reelz!!

originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Klassified

Good.

It's about time they started pushing back against these commie scumbags.

Where are the OTHER Rep. COWARD Senators Voices Here ? .Crickets.......

a reply to: Threadbare

Don't be a Sucker , Sucker . It's Right in Front of your Nose .......LOOK !

Some of you folk are so predictable. A state senator stands up and you laugh.

It's either ignorance or attitude. Or both.

What do you want, magic tricks?

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
Some of you folk are so predictable. A state senator stands up and you laugh.

It's either ignorance or attitude. Or both.

What do you want, magic tricks?

Well, I mean for years the trope of R's is the "strongly worded letter."


That's pretty much what this is.

a reply to: JinMI

I dont want to get my hopes up but it looks to me like it's notice that they are going to be investigating her case, and are notifying her in writing as required.

Read the letter.

All legal motions start with documentation don't they?

a reply to: CoyoteAngels


Alls I'm saying is as of right now, nothing as been done that's uncommon for R's.

Lets see what Kemp does and the action that may follow.

a reply to: JinMI

What can Kemp do about it? I don't know Georgia law, but it seems structured pretty much like all of them. 3 branches and checks and balances.

So they are making the first move in checking the executive.

As it should be.

But here we are acting like there should be a duel or something.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

The letter says that "in their opinion" a special council should be convened.

Not that they were forming one.

Yet, perhaps they don't need anything from Kemp.

How did you interpret the letter?