Sounds like obstruction of justice.

Lol. Bruh. She didn't just indict him because she wanted to and for no reason, she had evidence of crimes committed by the dude and his monkeys. He was indicted by a grand jury. The "wrong person"? We are playing Mafia now? Wtf

We already know from Pudding Rob's actions in Florida that these kind of laws are going to be used to:

• Allow the executive or legislative branches to override the judiciary, thereby functionally eliminating the separation of powers

• Override democracy by removing duly elected officials at the sole discretion of one person (Florida), or by another unelected body (Georgia)

• Create a legal fiefdom where the executive or legislative branches can determine the outcome of judicial matters through sheer fiat by removing prosecutors who do not align with their intended outcomes, and then hand selecting those who do

Party of "Law and Order" my fucking ass.....

There is no honor- none whatsoever- in the Republican party.

They want power, and they will destroy any good person who stands in their way.

Disgusting.

GOP - All obstruction, all the time

They can't even start accepting complaints under this new law until next July, then it's a complicated process with two different panels of former prosecutors/judges, a number of whom are appointed by the not-particuarly-pro-Trump governor. It'll definitely be used to punish prosecutors for not prosecuting drug/abortion/etc crimes the way they want them to, but it's going to be too slow + indifferent + late to affect Willis.

Expected outcome from the minute the law was passed. We'll see how far it gets...

Of course they are. I love how Trump and the GOP claim to be innoncent….yet they try and stop the prosecution. If you are innocent, just present the evidence.

criminals cover up for one another every chance they get

Obstruction of Justice

I don't know that they have the votes to actually do this, even if one guy on a Facebook post said he wanted to.

If they did do it, the real question is how this duly elected official gets replaced. If it's a special election I'd disagree with them doing it but at least the voters get representation. If it's an appointment by the GovernornI think there are actual constitutional issues with the law since it denies the constituents the ability to elect their own DA...but that would also put a Republican in charge of the case so it seems plausible they would write it that way.

Thats right Georgia. Republicans have told you who to vote for if you want your independence and freedom. Michigan just recently realized this.

GOP is grasping at straws in Tennessee too, for all to see. Justin Pearson, previously censured, posts reels of every nefarious act they try. It bears watching and supporting.

This doesn't mean that the trial can be shitcanned, does it?

If Fani Willis can't escape this and it means she burned her career to do the right thing, somebody oughtta crowdfund a bunch of money for her so she has some cushioning.