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Some Good News from last night: Fani Willis reelected.

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by GatorJMDZ, Nov 6, 2024.

  1. GatorJMDZ

    GatorJMDZ gatorjack VIP Member

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    Fulton County DA Fani Willis has been overwhelmingly reelected with approximately 68% of the vote. She easily defeated Courtney Kramer, a lawyer who interned in the White House counsel's office under Trump.

    She can resume her very important work.

    Did Fani Willis win | 2024 Ga election results | 11alive.com
     
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  2. magnetofsnatch

    magnetofsnatch Rudy Ray Moore’s Idol Premium Member

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    That is great news for those of us that don’t live in Atlanta.
     
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  3. GatorTheo

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    Is there a more corrupt city than Atlanta?
     
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  4. ATLGATORFAN

    ATLGATORFAN Premium Member

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    As a Fulton resident tell me why this is good news ? Trump lost 27/71 in Fulton. Most candidates such as sheriff, solicitor, tax commissioner etc are dems that run unopposed. A milktoast establishment republican presidential candidate loses 3/1 in Fulton. You disingenuously mention she interned in WH under DJT as if that played a role in her loss. Welllllll, if you lived here you’d know an attractive blonde republican has a 0.0% chance of being elected to anything in Fulton and she got 20,000 more votes than trump. Guess your take is ‘Thank goodness someone survived this election to selfishly continue the proxy lawfare that cost dems the popular vote”. So yes, I agree….By all means. Keep it going…..
     
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  5. ATLGATORFAN

    ATLGATORFAN Premium Member

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    As someone who lives here, Fulton county gives cook county a run….that’s for sure.
     
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  6. sierragator

    sierragator GC Hall of Fame

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    They are not going to do jack to Trump.
    A potus elect, then sitting potus is not going on trial in Georgia. Skating on all charges, fed and state.

    Equal justice under law, what a joke
     
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  7. rtgator

    rtgator Premium Member

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    Maralago.

    Yeah, I know it's not a city.
     
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  8. rtgator

    rtgator Premium Member

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    "Lawfare" -- the made-up word used to arbitrarily deny criminal activity, as determined by grand jury indictments, by the most corrupt elected official in U.S. history.
     
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  9. VAg8r1

    VAg8r1 GC Hall of Fame

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    Unfortunately the defendant who should be her primary target is now cloaked with de facto immunity.
     
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  10. CHFG8R

    CHFG8R GC Hall of Fame

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    Miami. And it's not even close.

    Can't speak for the NE, but those are probably worse than Miami.
     
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  11. CHFG8R

    CHFG8R GC Hall of Fame

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    The name is so hilariously Trump. Translation: Sea to Lake.

    But, hey, it "sounds" cool.
     
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  12. CHFG8R

    CHFG8R GC Hall of Fame

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    The pot has been stirred enough. No need to stir it more. At least that will be the thinking on their end.
     
  13. VAg8r1

    VAg8r1 GC Hall of Fame

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    Although Trump kept the name when he converted it to a private club the estate was called Mar-a-Lago when it was opened up by Marjorie Merriweather Post in 1927.
     
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  14. CHFG8R

    CHFG8R GC Hall of Fame

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    Still goofy.

    "Welcome to Sea to Lake!" LOL!
     
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  15. G8trGr8t

    G8trGr8t Premium Member

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    Miami, New Orleans, NY, Chicago come to mind
     
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  16. CHFG8R

    CHFG8R GC Hall of Fame

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    Atlanta's still a baby as far as those are concerned. Pretty sure 1/2 of the MD police are actively running drugs themselves. Or, at least it used to be that way.
     
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    gator34654 GC Hall of Fame

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    Yes, Chicago and NY
     
  18. gtr2x

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    All good calls, but there are plenty of corrupt small towns. It's just nobody ever heard much about them.
     
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  19. vaxcardinal

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    DC says hi
     
  20. tilly

    tilly Superhero Mod. Fast witted. Bulletproof posts. Moderator VIP Member

    Birmingham? ;)


    *SEC joke for those who missed it