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We have been hearing that charges against Trump are imminent for years.   I no longer believe charges will ever be laid.
A few facts to help people who are unaware of why the charges in Georgia are so important, because these questions always come up.

The Governor of Georgia has no Constitutional power to pardon or provide any clemency to Trump and his cronies.
The Attorney General of Georgia has no Constitutional power to step in and stop or take over a county prosecution.
The RICO laws of Georgia are the most aggressive and prosecutor friendly in the nation.
DA Fani Willis is a veteran of prosecuting public corruption racketeering cases.
We currently do not know if there is a criminal grand jury empaneled (because they are secret), but rumors are that one has been.
A change of venue is highly unlikely to be granted because of the political leaning of the population of Fulton county where this case would be prosecuted.
County DAs cannot be removed by the AG, there is a judicial process to disqualify a prosecutor from a case but DAs are elected officials, and home rule is enshrined in the state constitution.

EDIT added an answer to another question. >

Most importantly… some republicans actually want him gone. >

Yeah. As awesome as this case is, Trump is not the #1 top dog anymore. If he goes, there's already a replacement waiting. >

Kanye West? /s >

C'mon bro, no.
Jeb! >

How is it even possible that Trump is in like dozens of simultaneous lawsuits and federal investigations, ranging from simple wire-fraud and money laundering to outright treason, without it impacting his personal freedom even in the slightest?
Any normal human would have been financially ruined for all eternity and disappeared to a small unheated wooden shack on Attu Island in the Aleutians to fend for themselves.
Instead Coupthulhu is out and about on the campaign trail, continuing to peddle the same shit he's been peddling since the 70s. >

Coupthulu is both brilliant and the first new nickname for that pos that I've seen in years. Bravo! >

I can't take the credit for that one. It was one of the at least 400 listed on Colbert so that he wouldn't have to say his name. I guess they culled that from Twitter or something.
But yeah, it's the best one by miles. >

Well, it was refreshing to see a new one after these last few lifetimes. >

These, “He gets us.” ads can’t go away soon enough. >

Apparently funded by some shady right wing group, I know that’s not a huge surprise, but still.. >

aka Hobby Lobby. >

Ugh >

Thank you >

Sure, the fed case is so big that it's going to take another 5 years to put him behind bars. sigh >

Yeah let’s wait until he’s actually charged in GA, then we can discuss the implications for a federal case >

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Sounds like something a bit would say >

bit cannot say anything without the rest of them >

Lucy has the football again. >

Mueller-ed once again. >

Could - should - would...   Wake me up when he actually finally sees repurcussions for his actions
Edit: fixed a spelling mistake >

Very original comment that adds a lot to the discussion, thank you.