The orange man should start to get fitted for an orange jumpsuit as a new recording was released of him pressuring another Georgia official to steal the election for him.
President Biden had a record achieving day yesterday. First with the announcement of the acquisition of millions of more doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine, second the passing of the COVID Relief Bill which is part of the American Rescue Plan, and third the Dow Jones soared reaching a record all time high.
New recording reveals Trump called Georgia investigator leading signature match audit
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/new-recording-reveals-trump-called-georgia-investigator-leading-signature-match-audit/WEIRQJXKOJFVDGBGATBZOAMSPA/
New recordings of Trump from Georgia may have just given prosecutors the racketeering proof they needed
https://www.rawstory.com/new-recordings-trump-georgia/
'These recordings are going to be dynamite': John Dean explains just how much trouble Trump is in
https://www.rawstory.com/nixon-lawyer-trumps-in-trouble/
Dow ends at a record high while Nasdaq remains in correction — That hasn’t happened in 20 years
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/dow-ends-at-a-record-high-while-nasdaq-remains-in-correction-that-hasnt-happened-in-20-years-11615411228
Critical question. On any upcoming trial in Georgia, would a jury be sitting in judgment? I would imagine yes. If so, getting a conviction of Trump is pretty problematic, regardless of the evidence. All that is needed is for one MAGA person to get on the jury. If one juror prevents the conviction of Trump, they become a big hero. New employment opportunities will open up for them.
The prosecution will try to weed them out. But the defense will try just as hard to get a few in. That is all they need. And prospective jurors can lie during the jury selection process. And even if the prosecution is 100% successful in identifying bad jurors, the prosecution would have to get its way 100% of the time. It just doesn’t sound likely.
I think it would be about as hard to get a conviction of Trump in the 2020’s as it was to get a Civil Rights murder conviction in the Deep South in the 1960’s. Pretty hard, even if you have a very strong case.
The jury system prevents the possibility of the elite from gaining a strangle hold on the people, but we pay a penalty for it.