Nathan Wade visited Fani Willis' neighborhood before hiring, cellphone data indicates

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: CarlLaFong

How much does she make?


Od d, Fulton Co is having IT outages....

Kyra Banks worked as a Chief Of Staff, District Attorney for Fulton County, Georgia and in 2022 had a reported pay of $128,783.63 according to public records. This is 86.7 percent higher than the average pay for county employees and 85.7 percent higher than the national average for government employees.

openpayrolls.com...

a reply to: CarlLaFong

wow, i'm in the wrong biz.


Oh, also says she's "part time"....

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: CarlLaFong

wow, i'm in the wrong biz.


Oh, also says she's "part time"....

Noticed that.
I wonder if Willis is PT too...how else could she take so many lavish vacations in so short a period?

a reply to: CarlLaFong

I'm sure they work more than congress at least?

a reply to: JinMI

On the Revenge Docket Next for Mr. Trump..........

" NY Attorney General Letitia James Gloats over Fining Trump $354.8M "

" New York Attorney General Letitia James, who ran for office vowing to take down former President Donald Trump, has been gloating on X about the $354.8 million fine imposed on him since she won against him in a county court two weeks ago. "


It will Eventually be Found out that Every Case Against Mr. Trump involves Collusion between the Biden Administration and the Courts , NY will Not see a Dime of that Money after Trump's Appeal , and the Counter Suits will be in the Hundred of Millions of Dollars .

Where are the Cracker Jack lawyers that have been defending these lying clowns?

They really have to be scrambling to come up with something that sounds even a little remotely close to deflecting all the lies.

a reply to: RazorV66

Go have a look at left leaning news sites.


....you'll find your answer.

I'm starting to feel sorry for Terrance Bradley.
He's like the dumb, fat, kid that nobody wants on their team.

a reply to: RazorV66

What are you talking about? Bradley's testimony was very bad for Trump and his co-defendants. It pretty much torpedoed the attempt to get Willis removed from the case.

a reply to: Threadbarer

Your post sounds like speculation...


And I use that with all the gravity of the word we saw today in court.....

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: RazorV66

What are you talking about? Bradley's testimony was very bad for Trump and his co-defendants. It pretty much torpedoed the attempt to get Willis removed from the case.

I guess that could be one way of describing “lying under oath”, just not sure of what reality it would reside in.

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: RazorV66

What are you talking about? Bradley's testimony was very bad for Trump and his co-defendants. It pretty much torpedoed the attempt to get Willis removed from the case.

This is clickbait right? 🤣

She and Wade are pretty much all but kicked as it is already. Care to make a friendly wager?
The rest of this hearing is just more clown town fun.
I wonder which county gets this case next.

Sounds like Mob tactics to me.

Witness tells lawyers through verifiable means that they have testimony that is relevant to a case; but then when on the witness stand they state they can't remember anything?

Sounds like the plot right out of a mafia movie.

And all the lemmings that have been pretending to care about government corruption and stating "no one is above the law" to dismiss their support for political prosecution are defending these mob tactics. Surprise Surprise.

a reply to: Dandandat3

Don't forget that Bradley thought he wouldn't have to testify due to attorney-client privilege. It was the judge that ordered Bradley to testify after he privately heard his story and determined that attorney-client privilege would not be pierced.

If Bradley's testimony today deviated from her had told Judge McAfee he would have been called out on it.

a reply to: Dandandat3

And all the lemmings that have been pretending to care about government corruption and stating "no one is above the law" to dismiss their support for political prosecution are defending these mob tactics. Surprise Surprise.

And that is the part that resonates.


Well said.

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: Dandandat3

Don't forget that Bradley thought he wouldn't have to testify due to attorney-client privilege. It was the judge that ordered Bradley to testify after he privately heard his story and determined that attorney-client privilege would not be pierced.

If Bradley's testimony today deviated from her had told Judge McAfee he would have been called out on it.

Lots of Mafioso got off after the Star Witness got cold feet infront of a judge and on the stand.

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: RazorV66

What are you talking about? Bradley's testimony was very bad for Trump and his co-defendants. It pretty much torpedoed the attempt to get Willis removed from the case.

It would be great if they leave these racists on the cases. They've all been outed and the trials will be fantastic. Everything gets thrown into prejudice and bias buckets. ROFLOLz. Just look at how they're scrambling to outlie each other already. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love to know what matching tattoos Willis and Wade paid $75 for during their trip to Belize.

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
Love to know what matching tattoos Willis and Wade paid $75 for during their trip to Belize.

“Orange Man Bad”

Friday March 1st is a big day. The judge decides whether to keep or remove Fanny Willis from the RICO witch hunt.

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