Grand Jury Wanted to Indict Graham, Others

Timothy Birdnow

Even the Democrats knew this was a bridge too far.

Georgia grand jury recommended charging three US senators - BBC

Had they pulled this they would have destroyed whatever flimsy credibility this witch hunt may have with the American People.

And this would unquestionably have led to retaliation  by the GOP, who could no longer remain passive. Now the GOP won't act because they think this just affects Trump and his allies.  But if it starts going to elected officials in office they will hyave  no choice but to fight.

So Fani Willis chose not to take such actions.

The recommended indictments were against Senator Lindsey Graham and former Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.

Here is the document.

Here's something that gets me:

Well, none of this is a c riminal conspiracy. People still have the First Amendment, or did have last time I checked.  At least these buffoons sitting on the Grand Jury understood that, although they were the ones pandering - to their Democrat overlords.

Oh, and you will notice Willis had to create a SECOND grand jury to get what she wanted.

BTW Grand Juries sit for six months, making it impossible but anyone who works for a living to  sit on them. So they are full of welfare recipients, and others living on the government dole. That makes them far more amenable to Democrat political prosecutions.

And since the final verdict isn't their responsibility they are happy to indict; it's no skin off their noses.

So a politicized prosecutor can easily get an indictment if he or she chooses. And since the grand jury isn't an adversarial body there is no exculpatory evidence presented. The prosecutor is supposed to provide it, but in the case of a marxist like Big Fani it won't happen.

This sort of thing will continue until the law is turned back on these radicalized jihadist prosecutors. They must suffer personally to make them stop. Until then we can enjoy this spectacle with everyone who opposes the drive to the Bolshevik utopia.

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