TRUMP INDICTED IN GEORGIA! (UPDATE 3)

The grand jury indictment in Georgia has been announced. A formal announcement of the specific charges and who is indicted will come shortly.

UPDATE 1: The Grand Jury returned ten indictments. The indictments have not yet been publicly released.

UPDATE 2: Trump has been indicted along with Giuliani, Eastman, Cheseboro, Sidney Powell, Jenna Ellis, Mark Meadows, Jeffrey Clark and several other Georgians.

41 individual counts against Trump and 18 fellow conspirators. Count 1 is RICO and names all of them. (The Trump fan bimbo who worked for Kanye West who tried to get Ruby Freeman to plead guilty is one of them caught in RICO. Serves the fucking moron bimbo right.)

UPDATE 3 - HERE’S GOOD NEWS: TRUMP MAY NOT BE ABLE TO GET BAIL IN GEORGIA

Andrew Weissmann explained on MSNBC’s Deadline: White House:

Now we have seen the former president get bail in Manhattan, in Florida, and in D.C. We have also seen the former president continue to make statements that at least arguably are obstruction of justice or intimidating witnesses. Why is that important? Because in Georgia, the statute that may apply here depending on what is charged is one where the presumption is one that the defendant has the burden of rebutting. And in other words, it is on the defendant to show that he will not commit crimes and not a risk of flight and let me give you the exact words because this is the provision that the court has to find to release someone on bail in Georgia.

Which is that the defendant poses no risk of intimidating witnesses, or otherwise obstructing the administration of justice. Poses no risk of intimidating witnesses. To me, that is going to be for a judge who is going to treat Donald Trump like any other defendant, that could be a problem. Because just today we saw a continuation of attacks on the D.C. federal judge and on Truth Social saying that Geoff Duncan, the former lieutenant governor, should not comply with the grand jury subpoena in Georgia. You can’t tell a witness not to comply with a grand jury subpoena unless there is some legal ability to do that. But that is not what the former president did. So, it will be interesting to see how the judge deals with bail.

I will update this again soon.

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