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Geoff Duncan, a Republican and Georgia's former lieutenant governor, is the latest to say he believes Willis has enough information to pursue an indictment against the former president.

I find it interesting to see this is coming from a republican, but I do hope he's right. Time will tell >

I believe he’s been a pretty big never-Trumper. >

Duncan has not been an outspoken never-Trumper, but when ever he is asked to weigh in on Trump, McCarthy, Santos, MTG, et. al. he will deflect the question to say that the Republican voters need to be more discerning about the moral and ethical character of the candidates that they are voting on.
But he was also quite vocal in supporting the results of the 2020 election in Georgia, which is why he decided not to run for re-election... because Trump had targeted him to be ousted.
People should keep an eye on him, he very astute and he is angling to run as an alternative to Donald Trump and Run DeSantis in the 2024 Republican presidential primary. >

More likely targeting Ossoff's seat in '26 >

Yeah, we all heard the recording. Get on with it! >

Get on with it! >

Yes, get on with it! >

Then he needs to be indicted. We all heard the phone call which was damning to begin with. How’s this guy still walking around as a free man? >

There’s been so much going on, can you enlighten me on which phone call? Was it the raffensperger one? >

Yep >

THEN MAKE A FUCKING MOVE!!!
How many "legal experts" and outside opinions are we gonna have to hear from before ACTION is taken?? LETS GO!! >

"Doing illegal stuff is definitely illegal," says legal expert. "But is it illegal enough to legally take legal action?" >

"And when the cops came through
Me and Dre stood next to a burnt down house
With a can full of gas and a hand full of matches
And still weren't found out (Right here)" >

Then do it. >

Seriously! >

There's also enough evidence to convict him. And thanks to trump for providing it himself. >

A "former" and B, what's the hold up? >

Just do it >

Do it.
Harvest that peach. >

Enough evidence. But these bags of money will prevent that from happening. >

THEN FUCKING DO IT ALREADY
I'm sick of stories like "we got enough, is that okay with YOU?" >

They just wrapped up a grand jury. The DA will be holding a press conference sometime this month on the results. >

And then they'll be some appeal or dumb glacial legal thing and nothing will happen. I'm starting to think he really could shoot someone on 5th avenue and die before going to jail. >

You’re starting to think that? >

So this guy has heard the recording of the phone call ? >

Only took seven years but we got him now. >

Just seven more years of gathering evidence, and then we can skip ahead to the appeals process! >

Trump Incarcerated 2024 >

FUCKING do it already. >

Oh, goody. That means it's happening tomorrow, right guys? Right? Guys, am I right?
...
Right? >

Betcha won’t. >

If I had a nickel for every time someone said that… >

Then shut the fuck up about it and indict his ass.
Fucking hell it's been over 2 years. >

Ha!  A federal U.S. politician might get prosecuted for something, that's a good one! >

I agree but whether anyone will actually do it is another matter entirely >

I’m starting to believe he could “shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and get away with it” as he claimed! In years past, the villagers would have exiled him from the land! >

Put the stupid asshole in jail and throw away the key!!! >

If they wanted him in jail, he'd be in jail already. >

MichaelScottThankYou.gif >

We've all heard this broken record before.  The republicans did this to their base about Hillary for years and they still buy into it.  I hope this is different, but I am not holding my breath. >

Yeah I say so too, where's my headline? >

That is a weird headline because the bar for indictment most places is likely to succeed at trial, it isn't the clear and convincing evidence standard. >

this is a confusing comment. what exactly is not the clear and convincing evidence standard? >

The rich don’t have laws.  They have money. >

It's always " there is enough evidence to indict" but they never will because you know money/power or some bs like that >

There's been plenty of evidence to indict him for decades, but there's never been enough BALLS. >

Nothing will happen to him. I have been hearing the same shit for years now. >

The walls are closing in, y'all. >

Got him now!!! >

so fucking do it already! >

Then do it >

Well yeah. We all heard the call. He tried to “fix” the election by telling the Georgia officials to “find” the amount of votes to overturn it. What a loser. >

I’ll believe it when George Santos is out of office >

We have the biggest pussies in the DoJ, Garland literally is going to let a low level DA in a back water county do his fucking job of indicting Trump. What a wuss! >

Then fucking do it. >

Anti-Trump Republicans are around, and they may be the only sensible Republicans to indict Trump.
Can't we go back to the Republicans who were going crazy over Obama wearing a tan suit and not wearing his American pin?
Joking aside, it's nice to see some people realize that Trump is running out of time... At least... we hope. >

sensible? surely anyone with an R isn't that. perhaps another word is in order. >

Chumpknuckle definitely should do some slammer time