Georgia Appeals Court Puts Fani on Ice

The Georgia Court of Appeals effectively ended Fani Willis’s corrupt prosecution of former President Donald Trump and 8 fellow defendants Wednesday afternoon. The court put a stay on all proceedings in the case pending its decision on Trump’s appeal to disqualify her from prosecuting the bogus case brought under Georgia’s RICO law.

The Appeals Court won’t even hear arguments in the appeal until October 4, after which it will have until March, 2025 to issue a decision. This ends any chance of a trial proceeding prior to Election Day on November 4. Given that the entire charade is just an effort by corrupt Democrats to influence the outcome of the election, the case will almost certainly end up being dropped regardless of which way the Appeals Court rules.

Here’s an excerpt from a story at JustTheNews:

The Georgia Court of Appeals on Wednesday issued a decision pausing Fulton County Fani Willis's prosecution of former President Donald Trump while he appeals a decision on her disqualification from the case, according to The Hill.

Willis indicted Trump and 18 codefendants last year under the state's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) Act. Trump has pleaded not guilty and contended the case is part of a broader political witch hunt designed to derail his campaign for the White House.

The case was thrown in disarray over allegations that Willis maintained an inappropriate relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, whom she hired to pursue the case. The pair have admitted to the relationship but insisted it began after Willis hired Wade.

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee in March ruled that either Wade or Willis must leave the case, resulting in Wade's stepping down. Trump, for his part, has appealed the decision allowing Willis to remain. Oral arguments on the matter have been set for Oct. 4.

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With this decision in Georgia, combined with Jack Smith’s bogus classified documents persecution in Florida falling apart and the DC trial likely to be delayed into next year, the Democrat party’s lawfare campaign against Trump now hinges entirely on Judge Juan Merchan’s sentencing decision in the Manhattan show trial, due to come down on July 11.

Stay tuned.

That is all.