Lawfare cases against Trump crumble

 DC Daily Journal:

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Several legal cases brought against Donald Trump have already been thrown out the window since his resounding victory on November 5th to earn a second term in the White House. The general consensus has been that these cases no longer have any legs and that it was all ridiculous to begin with. The game is over and the Democrats have to accept that Trump is going to be the President once more despite their “best” efforts.

One case in particular has been hanging over Donald Trump’s head, though. That is the charge against Donald Trump in Georgia over alleged attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. This case was always dubious to begin with. It was highly unlikely that there was going to be anyone finding proof that Donald Trump was coming up with some mastermind plot to prevent Joe Biden from being inaugurated after he “won” in 2020.

Well now the game is truly over. The Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis has officially lost in her case against Donald Trump. She and her team are being told to pack up their bags and accept that the case is over. This is a direct order from a Georgia appeals court handed down just this week.

In a surprising legal turn, a Georgia court of appeals recently disqualified Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her team from prosecuting former President Donald Trump in the ongoing election interference case. This decision, made on Thursday, casts significant doubt on the legitimacy of the case, which many had already questioned from the start.
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I don't find it surprising at all.  None of these cases had any merit.  They were mainly Democrat lawfare in response to legitimately losing an election.
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