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This is just one step in the process.

The end of the state grand jury’s work eight months after its members were seated means it will now be up to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to decide whether to file criminal charges in the case.
Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney, who signed an order dissolving the grand jury, has scheduled a hearing for Jan. 24 that will address what portions, if any, of that report will be released to the public.

Fani Willis is a democrat, black, and female so.... expect the usual attacks against her.
Just look at that big goofy hat. >

Big dumb hat. >

If I was a conservative writer, I'd say "Probe finished, no charges have been filed" and then make a million dollars because idiots think that's the end. >

The "yet" is in invisible ink I take it? >

As a conservative writer, would I be obligated to write it even like that? >

Complete and total vindication is what you must write as a conservative scholar. >

Go on..... >

Off to the real Prosecutors!  🍿 >

I have no idea how abuse of power and suborning election fraud in plain language RECORDED ON TAPE could get any clearer. >

Really?  If Trump were poor, minority, powerless or some combination of the three it would have been clear enough to have already seen him indicted.
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Dude said in a live interview he obstructed justice, but you know, the AG he hired specifically to obstruct justice obstructed justice so Garlands hands are tied.  He can't go around upsetting colleagues just to uphold the law.  That wouldn't be pragmatic and normal. >

I think he is going to die of self-abuse and and anxiety before he ever stands trial, then all this will be moot to the great relief of everybody except us harriers. He can push a trial back indefinitely. That is what he does. He will never answer for any of the reprehensible things he has done.
That is how the system works. That is how the system is designed to work. I can't get away with driving 51 in a 40. Donald Trump can literally try to overthrow the government of the United States of America and he lives in a country club playing golf, making millions of dollars and aggrandizing himself. >

Charges?
Charges?
Charges?