As I assume you are aware, Donald Trump is on trial in Atlanta for daring to claim that the 2020 election was rigged, he won by plenty, and asking that his people find the 12,000 or so votes it would have taken to reverse things and give Georgia’s electoral votes to him.
Yes, Fulton County (Atlanta) DA fani willis is prosecuting Trump for trying to get back votes he felt were taken from him. (In this regard she is right up there, absurdity-wise, with the New York City “fraud” trial, in which no one is accusing him of acting fraudulently or claiming he cheated them out of a penny.)
But….interesting things are happening there. Things which suggest that not only did Trump have a point, but lawyers for Fulton County damn well know it.
From lawyer/investigative reporter Rogan O’handley – who texts under the pseudonym “DC Draino”:
Did you know there is an ongoing court case in Fulton County, Georgia (where Atlanta is) since 2021 whose only aim is to inspect 150,000+ mail-in ballots alleged to be fraudulent (no creases from being sent in the mail, perfect black circles, etc)
The judge dismissed it but the appeals court allowed the case to go forward
The judge has illegally delayed proceedings since then
Now we find out defense attorneys for GA have resigned and there is speculation these ballots may have illegally been destroyed
Want to know why nobody believes in our elections anymore?
Because of this Banana Republic degeneracy occurring in Georgia and other states
If the ballots are legitimate, what is there to hide?
We all know what’s going on here
Justice delayed is justice denied!
Is O’Handley right?
Well, it turns out that his claim about attorneys bailing out – immediately after a judge ruled the case could go forward, so actual information about the handling of ballots will be made public – is true. Here, see for yourself:
A judge rules that the facts can’t be hidden….and two attorneys who were defending Fulton County immediately bail. What does that tell you?
Stay tuned. This already has gotten interesting, and it likely to get a lot more interesting very, very fast.
Are you paying attention, DA willis?
