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(WND News Center) — The Georgia prosecutor who created a nearly 100-page indictment against President Donald Trump and more than a dozen others, accusing them of trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in her state, had evidence exonerating multiple defendants at the time she filed the counts, according to a new report.
The case brought by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis essentially complains that there was a criminal conspiracy to change the results. Her agenda includes making telephone calls and meetings illegal, and charging defendants criminally for their First Amendment-protected statements.
In fact, she’s made a massive criminal case based on statements and actions that were identical to Al Gore’s attempt to change the Florida results in 2000, at a time when no one was charged.
Some of the defendants are charged criminally for purportedly representing themselves as “officials,” Republican presidential electors to the Electoral College.
READ: House Judiciary Committee launches probe of anti-Trump district attorney Fanni Willis
But according to a report at The Federalist, those individuals weren’t
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