Month: October 2023

Fani Willis Seeks to ‘Destroy Her Political Enemies,’ Warns Georgia GOP Chair After Legal Bills Pass $1 Million

Since 2022, the Georgia Republican Party has paid more than $1 million in legal bills for current and former officials embroiled in the racketeering case against former President Donald Trump and those who helped him contest the 2020 election in the state.
Public records reveal the Georgia Republican Party has spent more than $1 million for the legal defense of State Senator Shawn Still (R-Johns Creek), former Georgia Republican Party Chairman David Shafer, and former Coffee County GOP Chair Cathy Latham since 2022. The three Republicans were indicted as part of Willis’s case against Trump for their role as alternative Republican electors during the 2020 election contest.
The article Fani Willis Seeks to ‘Destroy Her Political Enemies,’ Warns Georgia GOP Chair After Legal Bills Pass $1 Million appeared first on Tennessee Star.

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CDC Journal and Five Others Rejected Key Paper on COVID Vaccines and Heart Inflammation

The paper presented the first challenge to the CDC’s risk-benefit analysis for children.

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‘Tennessee Three’ Member Files Federal Suit Against State House Speaker

Democrat state Rep. Justin Jones alleges that Tennessee House leadership violated his constitutional rights by expelling him from the chamber.

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DOJ prosecutors gave J6 snitch secret plea deal…

( Ken Silva, Headline USA ) Justice Department prosecutors disclosed Monday that they gave a secret plea deal to a Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Hill rioter who pepper-sprayed police and urged protestors to “take their guns”—citing the man’s cooperation with law enforcement as the reason for his secret, sweetheart deal.
“The press, the public, and presumably even the police victims of Lazar’s violence on January 6 therefore have no idea how or why this January 6 riot participant, deemed just a couple of years ago to be too dangerous to release, is now free,” the media outlets said in a Friday filing.