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  "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.
context: 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. >
  
  Why wouldn’t it work in court. He asked for the exact delta that he needed to win >
  
  Because he is a part of the system and the system protects its members, even its most odious ones.