
Georgia grand jury listens to Trump’s incriminating phone call
The phone call to Georgia officials shows Trump asking them to find nonexistent votes to overturn the legal results in that state.
The phone call to Georgia officials shows Trump asking them to find nonexistent votes to overturn the legal results in that state.
The Fulton County, GA, residents who spent eight months examining a tsunami of evidence on attempts to tamper with the outcome and election, stand by their decisions in the monumental case.
The one-term president has spent his years after the White House compiling a long list of accomplishments, including ones in the areas of Human Rights.
The fingers of guilt are pointing and they are getting closer to the criminal, corrupt, con-man named Donald John Trump
To avoid hurting Sen. Raphael Warnock’s re-election chances, the President stayed away from the state, but comes back Sunday to help honor the memory of Martin Luther King.
He stood up to Trump, beat the former president’s endorsed candidate in primary and won over Democrat Stacy Abrams.
Special grand juries do not issue indictments. A decision on whether or not to seek ones rests with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.
In midterms and the Georgia Senate runoff, Democrats built up a lead in early voting that carried through the final decisions in counting.
The defeat of Walker finished off the illusion of disgraced and criminal former president Donald Trump as a kingmaker.
Will Raphael Warnock hold on to his Senate seat or will Trump-endorsed Herschel Walker survive his many scandals?