comment: >
  
  Yeah it should have been done long ago.
context: "Of course, all eyes continue to be on Georgia, where District Attorney Fani Willis really does seem to have what it takes," Kirschner said. "And I mean that both on the evidentiary front, she seems to have what it takes to bring charges, and on the determination front, because she has been sawing the justice wood in front of her and it sure feels like she is preparing to indict Trump and company."
  
  I am trying to keep my hope alive. >
  
  I heard Andrew Weissman say something about looking out for an announcement about charges on or just after the 24th of January.  I'm not sure why he said that specific date, but I'm primed for that time since for some reason, it seems to line up to me like a reasonable time period following the special grand jury being wrapped up.  Everything takes "two weeks", and it may be in a grand jury's hands already (to indict - the special grand jury was not for that, only for investigative purposes), so the end of the month should be fun, hopefully!  Superbowl season will be wild! >
  
  Re the specific date, the judge who oversaw the special grand jury has scheduled a hearing on that day to decide a technical question about the report (whether the report constitutes “presentment”), which will decide if the report will be made public. >
  
  Thanks >
  
  As someone living in Georgia, Fani Willis is a badass. If anyone in the country would dare to do this it would be her. I'm not saying she will go for it. Just that if anyone ever will, she's one of the likeliest >
  
  Where have I heard this before? >
  
  The day the phone call was released, with your own ears. >
  
  In the phone call trump repeatedly insists he has won and Raffensperger should just find the votes that were stolen from him. At no point did he say he needs to cheat and make him win. We could say "yeah but we all know what he actually meant" all we want but that's not gonna work in court.
  The establishment does not want to rock the boat by going after a president, how hard is that to understand?! They let Reagan get away with secretly selling missiles to Iran to fund terrorists in South America, Bush got away with lying about WMDs in Iraq...and Trump will get away too. >
  
  He named the exact number of votes he needed to find. Trump will never see a day in prison or a perp walk, but neither will he have day of peace from investigation and he lost the only thing he loved besides himself, Ivanka. >
  
  I would pay to be in a courtroom when they ask him why he named that exact number of votes. Any answer is incriminating so he will probably take the 5th but oh to feel the crackle of electricity in the air at that moment. >
  
  I also have what it takes to indict Trump.  So does everyone with an internet connection.
  The question isn't whether they HAVE enough to indict him, it's about whether someone will actually finally pull the fucking trigger and do it. >
  
  I don't understand how the phone call to Raffsenberger(sp?) isn't enough on its own. >
  
  Trump is rich.  The rich are above the law.  That's all there is to understand. >
  
  Unless they steal from other rich people.  That’s the crime that will get you put away. >
  
  Trump usually steals from poor people though, like his employees and contractors. >
  
  If Georgia indicts and the DOJ doesn't... >
  
  It’s the best scenario since the next republican president can’t pardon Adolf Shitler for state crimes, only federal! >
  
  So the Republican governor could pardon him from the state crime though. >
  
  Normally yes but not in Georgia! >
  
  Yawn... BUT WHEN? 🍿 >
  
  When you see a bunch of people dancing in the streets without any music that'll be a pretty clear sign. >
  
  Glenn Kirschner has been saying Trump “is about to be indicted” since 2017.  His entire shtick is promoting the false belief that Trump is about to pay for his crimes-any minute now.  I no longer listen to anything Glenn Kirschner says >
  
  So do it then >
  
  Then do it. 
  Stop talking about it.  Stop talking about maybe doing it. Stop talking about possibly doing it and just f—ing do it. 
  Just do it. >
  
  Justice DELAYED is Justice DENIED >
  
  Yawn.   More clickbait from the cult-owned Newsweek, specifically, covering a youtube video in this case.   Get back to us when an indictment is filed. >
  
  I am the most optimistic person I know and man, I am losing the faith. >
  
  He will be indicted in Georgia. Bank it. >
  
  She convened a special grand jury of 23 people which looked at the evidence and witness and they concluded it was rock sold. Now she will convened a regular grand jury which will hand down indictments. >
  
  Go, Fani, go!!! >
  
  “Has what it takes” to indict Trump? At this point, I assume that means they have access to a television and a toddler’s grasp of what’s right and wrong? 🤣 >
  
  Our justice system is toothless. This country has taxes and laws that only apply to poor people. Disgraceful. >
  
  This man is so crooked he could eat soup with a corkscrew >
  
  I'm sorry, but these articles are useless.
  They're click bait to get people riled up.
  Show me an indictment and I'll listen. >
  
  I’ll believe it when I see it. This guy is likely going to live a full life until his heart explodes from natural McDonalds related heart issues. >
  
  Stop dangling that carrot and get it done. >
  
  The majority of white people voted for Trump.
  It's hung jury at worst.
  Not guilty likely. >
  
  Not only is this a needlessly racist way of looking at the situation, it's also just plain wrong. Fulton County voted 72% to 26% in favor of Biden in 2020. If anything, the jurisdiction is heavily biased against Trump. >
  
  The 5 largest ethnic groups in Fulton County, GA are 
  
  Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) (43.1%)
  White (Non-Hispanic) (39.3%)
  Asian (Non-Hispanic) (7.26%)
  White (Hispanic) (4.1%)
  Two+ (Non-Hispanic) (2.38%) >
  
  STOP TALKING ABOUT DOING IT AND DO IT!
  I'm so sick of this.  Shit, or get off the pot. >
  
  Blah, blah, blah… >
  
  I’ve completely given up on him ever getting indicted for anything >
  
  Press X to Doubt >
  
  Then freaking DO IT! >
  
  But will he?  That's the important question. >
  
  I feel like this is just a version of the steamroller scene from Austin Powers… >
  
  Kirschner’s a grifter. >
  
  No he won’t. Or anywhere else. The only people talking about it are people not in the know who just really, really don’t like Trump and want it to happen. Or people selling advertising who really really want your I click on their articles. You’d think after Lucy pulling the football away for going on 7 years that people would start to understand that this just isn’t happening. Trump will die, fat rich and happy and still utterly amazed that he somehow managed to get elected president. Be happy, stop counting on this event to bring you joy. >
  
  Another day, another article saying Trump could be indicted. >
  
  Wake me when we actually get the perp walk. >
  
  This is getting to be like the constant “the walls are closing in” mantra during the Mueller investigation. Just indict the dork or shut up about it. >
  
  You guys will get him this time I’m sure 🤣 >
  
  One of these days he may be right >
  
  So do it already >
  
  But they won’t get over it. This is the new normal. >
  
  Whatever. >
  
  Then fucking do it already >
  
  Oh this karma farm again >
  
  This is going to get tossed out of federal court. >
  
  They may have the evidence, but they don’t have the courage. >
  
  Do it. >
  
  Don't they still have to subpoena somebody? Of do some more investigations? >
  
  Do it already. >
  
  “… but he won’t.”
  Is the rest of the headline. >
  
  And? >
  
  Dark money will pay them off again like they always do >
  
  So do it already for fucks sake. All this talk >
  
  Just fucking do it already >
  
  Yeah it should have been done long ago. >
  
  And no fucking future GQP can pardon him. >
  
  After he bragged about grabbing pussy it would be hilariously ironic if he gets taken down by a Fani >
  
  She is going to kick Trumps fat ass >
  
  Put up or shut up >
  
  Still waiting, I'll believe it when I see it. >
  
  Then do it! I’m tired of reading how different states and prosecutors say they have enough evidence. >
  
  
  There are strong signs the white house under biden is using 
  intelligence agencies to protect trump and strangle the DOJ 
  inquiry against trump...
  
  please point to at least two of these so-called "signs", and provide sources. >
  
  We are really really really, gonna get him this time! Seriously, he's going to jail!! I mean, we are honestly going to get him this time!!!  He is soooooo busted we literally have him against the ropes it's only a matter of time!! However,  long it takes is really irrelevant and whether it's based on any facts, also irrelevant.  So yeah, we are just going to keep throwing our faces till something sticks, and that's it! >
  
  Now Biden's "done what it takes to get indicted" with the classified documents. "Irresponsible" Biden said of Trumps documents. >
  
  Yes it was irresponsible what was done with the docs but the similarities end there. His staff immediately reached out to NARA and turned everything over. Theyre actually cooperating with DOJ unlike trump.
  The willful taking of the docs plus the obstruction (thats still ongoing) afterwards is what will fuck trump. >
  
  Sure >
  
  I’ll believe it when I see it >
  
  Glenn has been predicting Trump would go down like a two bit gangster for years now. I'm afraid he doesn't understand how raw political power works here. >
  
  So, do. >
  
  Blah blah blah >
  
  Spoiler alert! Nothing will happen >
  
  And yet, the mother&$@#er is still gonna walk >
  
  Then do it. Tired of playing ring around the indictment with this...creature. >
  
  If wishes were horses beggars would ride for free! >
  
  Any. Fucking. Day. Now…I get that they want to have an airtight case before prosecution but we’ve all heard him say ‘I just need’ the votes. That is a crime, that is tampering, that is all that it should take. I’m so sick of this prick walking free. >
  
  
  "Of course, all eyes continue to be on Georgia, where District Attorney Fani Willis really does seem to have what it takes," Kirschner said. "And I mean that both on the evidentiary front, she seems to have what it takes to bring charges, and on the determination front, because she has been sawing the justice wood in front of her and it sure feels like she is preparing to indict Trump and company."
  
  I am trying to keep my hope alive. >
  
  I heard Andrew Weissman say something about looking out for an announcement about charges on or just after the 24th of January.  I'm not sure why he said that specific date, but I'm primed for that time since for some reason, it seems to line up to me like a reasonable time period following the special grand jury being wrapped up.  Everything takes "two weeks", and it may be in a grand jury's hands already (to indict - the special grand jury was not for that, only for investigative purposes), so the end of the month should be fun, hopefully!  Superbowl season will be wild! >
  
  Re the specific date, the judge who oversaw the special grand jury has scheduled a hearing on that day to decide a technical question about the report (whether the report constitutes “presentment”), which will decide if the report will be made public. >
  
  Thanks >
  
  As someone living in Georgia, Fani Willis is a badass. If anyone in the country would dare to do this it would be her. I'm not saying she will go for it. Just that if anyone ever will, she's one of the likeliest >
  
  Where have I heard this before? >
  
  The day the phone call was released, with your own ears. >
  
  In the phone call trump repeatedly insists he has won and Raffensperger should just find the votes that were stolen from him. At no point did he say he needs to cheat and make him win. We could say "yeah but we all know what he actually meant" all we want but that's not gonna work in court.
  The establishment does not want to rock the boat by going after a president, how hard is that to understand?! They let Reagan get away with secretly selling missiles to Iran to fund terrorists in South America, Bush got away with lying about WMDs in Iraq...and Trump will get away too. >
  
  He named the exact number of votes he needed to find. Trump will never see a day in prison or a perp walk, but neither will he have day of peace from investigation and he lost the only thing he loved besides himself, Ivanka. >
  
  I would pay to be in a courtroom when they ask him why he named that exact number of votes. Any answer is incriminating so he will probably take the 5th but oh to feel the crackle of electricity in the air at that moment. >
  
  I also have what it takes to indict Trump.  So does everyone with an internet connection.
  The question isn't whether they HAVE enough to indict him, it's about whether someone will actually finally pull the fucking trigger and do it. >
  
  I don't understand how the phone call to Raffsenberger(sp?) isn't enough on its own. >
  
  Trump is rich.  The rich are above the law.  That's all there is to understand. >
  
  Unless they steal from other rich people.  That’s the crime that will get you put away. >
  
  Trump usually steals from poor people though, like his employees and contractors. >
  
  If Georgia indicts and the DOJ doesn't... >
  
  It’s the best scenario since the next republican president can’t pardon Adolf Shitler for state crimes, only federal! >
  
  So the Republican governor could pardon him from the state crime though. >
  
  Normally yes but not in Georgia! >
  
  Yawn... BUT WHEN? 🍿 >
  
  When you see a bunch of people dancing in the streets without any music that'll be a pretty clear sign. >
  
  Glenn Kirschner has been saying Trump “is about to be indicted” since 2017.  His entire shtick is promoting the false belief that Trump is about to pay for his crimes-any minute now.  I no longer listen to anything Glenn Kirschner says >
  
  So do it then >
  
  Then do it. 
  Stop talking about it.  Stop talking about maybe doing it. Stop talking about possibly doing it and just f—ing do it. 
  Just do it. >
  
  Justice DELAYED is Justice DENIED >
  
  Yawn.   More clickbait from the cult-owned Newsweek, specifically, covering a youtube video in this case.   Get back to us when an indictment is filed. >
  
  I am the most optimistic person I know and man, I am losing the faith. >
  
  He will be indicted in Georgia. Bank it. >
  
  She convened a special grand jury of 23 people which looked at the evidence and witness and they concluded it was rock sold. Now she will convened a regular grand jury which will hand down indictments. >
  
  Go, Fani, go!!! >
  
  “Has what it takes” to indict Trump? At this point, I assume that means they have access to a television and a toddler’s grasp of what’s right and wrong? 🤣 >
  
  Our justice system is toothless. This country has taxes and laws that only apply to poor people. Disgraceful. >
  
  This man is so crooked he could eat soup with a corkscrew >
  
  I'm sorry, but these articles are useless.
  They're click bait to get people riled up.
  Show me an indictment and I'll listen. >
  
  I’ll believe it when I see it. This guy is likely going to live a full life until his heart explodes from natural McDonalds related heart issues. >
  
  Stop dangling that carrot and get it done. >
  
  The majority of white people voted for Trump.
  It's hung jury at worst.
  Not guilty likely. >
  
  Not only is this a needlessly racist way of looking at the situation, it's also just plain wrong. Fulton County voted 72% to 26% in favor of Biden in 2020. If anything, the jurisdiction is heavily biased against Trump. >
  
  The 5 largest ethnic groups in Fulton County, GA are 
  
  Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) (43.1%)
  White (Non-Hispanic) (39.3%)
  Asian (Non-Hispanic) (7.26%)
  White (Hispanic) (4.1%)
  Two+ (Non-Hispanic) (2.38%) >
  
  STOP TALKING ABOUT DOING IT AND DO IT!
  I'm so sick of this.  Shit, or get off the pot. >
  
  Blah, blah, blah… >
  
  I’ve completely given up on him ever getting indicted for anything >
  
  Press X to Doubt >
  
  Then freaking DO IT! >
  
  But will he?  That's the important question. >
  
  I feel like this is just a version of the steamroller scene from Austin Powers… >
  
  Kirschner’s a grifter. >
  
  No he won’t. Or anywhere else. The only people talking about it are people not in the know who just really, really don’t like Trump and want it to happen. Or people selling advertising who really really want your I click on their articles. You’d think after Lucy pulling the football away for going on 7 years that people would start to understand that this just isn’t happening. Trump will die, fat rich and happy and still utterly amazed that he somehow managed to get elected president. Be happy, stop counting on this event to bring you joy. >
  
  Another day, another article saying Trump could be indicted. >
  
  Wake me when we actually get the perp walk. >
  
  This is getting to be like the constant “the walls are closing in” mantra during the Mueller investigation. Just indict the dork or shut up about it. >
  
  You guys will get him this time I’m sure 🤣 >
  
  One of these days he may be right >
  
  So do it already >
  
  But they won’t get over it. This is the new normal. >
  
  Whatever. >
  
  Then fucking do it already >
  
  Oh this karma farm again >
  
  This is going to get tossed out of federal court. >
  
  They may have the evidence, but they don’t have the courage. >
  
  Do it. >
  
  Don't they still have to subpoena somebody? Of do some more investigations? >
  
  Do it already. >
  
  “… but he won’t.”
  Is the rest of the headline. >
  
  And? >
  
  Dark money will pay them off again like they always do >
  
  So do it already for fucks sake. All this talk >
  
  Just fucking do it already