Hmmm: Georgia Appeals Court Cancels Hearing on Trump Appeal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Not only is there a legal argument for disqualification, the effort also has political value for Trump.
45% : It could also explain why neither side will comment to the media until Willis or her office has decided on their next steps, including whether to end the RICO predicate, since its only real target was Trump.
33% : Trump and other co-defendants wanted Willis booted and would love to see the case taken away from Fulton County altogether, with the presumption that no other jurisdiction would pursue an obviously political indictment.
33% : The possibility still left is that Willis may be withdrawing the case, at least against Trump after his election.
31% : Since Trump and his team are challenging the ruling, a withdrawal of the appeal would explain the cancellation -- but one would expect a notice that the appeal had been withdrawn.
29% : Trump and his team have been very aggressive in challenging Willis and this case, and he has an argument on this appeal that McAfee had plenty of reasons to DQ Willis.
27% : The abrupt notice comes amid lingering questions about the future of the Georgia case against Trump as he prepares to return to the White House after his election victory this month.
24% : One might think that this has to do with the issue of Trump winning the election and the issues of trying a sitting president.
16% : Trump isn't the only defendant seeking to disqualify Willis, first off, and that issue has nothing to do with Trump's status as president-elect.
12% : While other prosecutions of the president-elect appear to be winding down -- including those led by special counsel Jack Smith, who also charged Trump with 2020 election interference -- Willis has strongly implied in the past that she will continue to pursue her office's case against Trump unless a court blocks her.

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