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getagrip_already

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1. I'd like to think that isn't true....

Reply to Kennah (Original post)

Wed Mar 22, 2023, 05:15 PM

Mar 2023

Prosecutors should rely on the evidence and not being pissed or intimidated.

But in this case, I doubt it has much of an effect on the charging decision.

Neither do the house antics.

Bragg never wanted this case. He may still decline to ask for indictment.

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If a prosecutor had been on the fence over indicting Trump ... [View all] Kennah Mar 2023 OP

I'd like to think that isn't true.... getagrip_already Mar 2023 #1

I think they are all afraid to be the first to indict. louis-t Mar 2023 #2

Very true Kennah Mar 2023 #3

Even if they have to use a magnifying glass to see said private parts. Nevilledog Mar 2023 #4

The news today was that the grand jury didn't meet iemanja Mar 2023 #5