ramage wrote: Realize that aside from her "legal expertise" she did graduate cum laude from Howard Univ. law school there were other reasons as to why she was elected by the voters of Fulton County, GA as the district attorney. Unfortunately I am unable to think of any other than a pledge to "get Trump", a racist.
The people who voted for her will be the people voting in Nov, not reassuring.
Wonder if the people who voted for her will vote for her again after seeing her on national television?
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
ramage wrote: Realize that aside from her "legal expertise" she did graduate cum laude from Howard Univ. law school there were other reasons as to why she was elected by the voters of Fulton County, GA as the district attorney. Unfortunately I am unable to think of any other than a pledge to "get Trump", a racist.
The people who voted for her will be the people voting in Nov, not reassuring.
It’s hard for me to believe that she has a good grasp on our judicial system as a whole. She said she wasn’t on trial, yet she said that while sitting in court frantically trying to defend her corruption and lies. How can she even be an attorney after admitting to campaign fund mishandling and lying under oath? Does she get a diversity pass?
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
She admitted to storing 300K of cash in her home. Think she will be a victim of a home invasion or a burglary?
And if a public official told you she was living paycheck to paycheck, but also kept hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash in her house, would that be suspicious to you? Or law enforcement?
Will Red State Georgia prosecutors go after her? Might really make the career of an ambitious politician.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
