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ForgedCrank

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20. You are
Fri Oct 10, 2025, 12:16 AM
Friday

certainly entitled to your position, even the part where you insist that I am naive.
The reality is that what happens in court is what will happen. Nothing presented to the public so far is real evidence, any of it could be faked, or it could all be real. Neither you nor I know right now.
A scant few of us warned about this consequence a couple of years ago and we were mocked for it. All politics are circular. The circle is now forming and here we are. "Show me the man and I'll show you the crime". It's not just a saying.
Is she actually guilty? We don't know, but I'm guessing there is some evidence of it, or it wouldn't have made it this far. It's petty, yes, but that doesn't make it a non-issue.
I read all of these prediction here every day, and about 1% of them actually come true. I think James has a problem here, but the real world consequences if found guilty will be very minor for her. At worst, she may get a minor fine. The major damage will be in the political scope.

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The Grand Jury only heard one side of the story (Trump's) and it didn't no_hypocrisy Thursday #1
I hope Ms. James comes out with her side soon and loud. Baitball Blogger Thursday #2
The motivation ForgedCrank Thursday #12
What are you talking about? choie Thursday #16
An indictment ForgedCrank Thursday #18
Right so you think choie Thursday #19
You are ForgedCrank Friday #20
I did not know that Grand Juries were presented with anonymous charges. maxsolomon Thursday #3
Exactly. Otherwise, you might have jury nullification where the charges no_hypocrisy Thursday #5
If I was on the Grand Jury I don't care who the charges are tied to, avebury Thursday #9
As I understand it, there were two seperate grand juries GoCubsGo Friday #23
A federal grand jury backed the indictment on Comey as well. W_HAMILTON Thursday #4
He wants her to drop his fines and charges. Irish_Dem Thursday #6
If Barbie wanna be Lawyer only presented the document avebury Thursday #7
The indictment is actually related to a different purchase than the debunked 2023 "primary residence" accusation. pat_k Thursday #11
The debunked case was related to a 2023 purchase. This is related to a 2020 purchase. Nevertheless, likely bullshit. pat_k Thursday #8
thanks for the actual facts. WarGamer Thursday #14
It was fannie mae Oldvet Friday #21
Ms James didn't get to be in her position by being careless of the facts. I actually heard a comment today Deuxcents Thursday #10
Yes. I have little doubt the indictment is crap. See background on the charges and speculation in post 8. pat_k Thursday #13
Has no legs and hopefully Halligan will soon be disbarred vapor2 Thursday #15
grand jury indictments only have as much credibility as the prosecutor who makes the presentation to them bigtree Thursday #17
I saw on MSNBC... Chemical Bill Friday #22
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