Georgia Appeals Court, In a Stunning Order, Delays Hearing on Whether Fani Willis Should Be Disqualified From Prosecuting Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

35% : The appellate tribunal had set a date of December 5 to hear oral arguments over whether to affirm or overturn Judge Scott McAfee's determination that Ms. Wills could continue superintending the prosecution of Trump and 18 others for racketeering and other crimes.
31% : That outcome means that Special Counsel Jack Smith's two federal cases are on borrowed time -- Trump has vowed to fire the prosecutor "within two seconds of taking the oath of office."
31% : Trump has no power to fire the Peach Tree State prosecutor, who like him, won reelection this month.
29% : Word of the delay comes just under two weeks after Trump defeated Vice President Harris in the presidential election.
25% : Judge Merchan has already twice delayed decisions on whether the 34 hush money convictions against Trump can withstand presidential immunity -- and whether to sentence the 47th prescient to prison.
23% : "Ms. Willis could reason that the voters of Fulton County delivered her a mandate to continue her prosecution of Trump.

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