Arizona Moves to Indict Trump as Georgia Case Enters Meltdown Phase

Democrats have lost all confidence in their ability to rig the 2024 election, so the only thing they can do to cling to power at this point is arrest Donald Trump or assassinate him.

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states can’t ban Trump from the ballot. Jack Smith’s federal cases are on thin ice, pending another SCOTUS ruling. The Georgia case is melting down in real-time. So, Democrats in Arizona have suddenly decided that they’d better indict Trump for something related to the 2020 election.

One way or another, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is about to lose her job. She lied on the witness stand about when her adulterous affair with lead prosecutor Nathan Wade began. She falsely told the court while under oath that she didn’t start dating Wade until after Trump was indicted in 2023. Mountains of evidence proved that to be false. Wade and Willis called each other 2,000+ times in 2021 and texted each other 2,500+ times.

Even if by some miracle the judge overseeing Fani’s fate should allow her to stay on as District Attorney, a Georgia state senate panel is getting ready to fire her. The attorney for Mike Roman, one of Trump’s co-defendants, presented evidence to the panel this week that Fani Willis lied under oath about coordinating her prosecution of Donald Trump with the White House.

Willis emphatically stated that she never visited the White House on any of her trips to Washington, DC. Roman’s lawyer presented the White House visitor logs to the Senate panel. Fani Willis visited the White House in February of 2023, six months before she indicted President Trump. Willis had a five-and-a-half-hour meeting with Kamala Harris. She wouldn’t have forgotten about that. She lied under oath.

The Georgia case is increasingly looking dead in the water, so the Biden White House that is coordinating all of these illegitimate prosecutions is hitting the panic button. Democrats in Arizona are now going to indict President Trump.

According to Politico, Arizona’s unelected “attorney general” Kris Mayes has been issuing grand jury subpoenas to people who worked on Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign. Politico reports that this is “a sharp acceleration of their criminal investigation into efforts to overturn Joe Biden’s [completely fake and stolen] victory in the state.”

Politico also notes that Mayes “is nearing a decision on whether to charge Trump’s allies in the state.”

So, here we go again.

Not ironically, Kris Mayes would not even be in the Arizona Attorney General’s office if the 2022 midterm elections were not stolen by the Democrats. Mayes supposedly defeated the Trump-endorsed candidate Abe Hamedah by 280 votes in the 2022 midterms. However, the liberal courts in Arizona have prohibited the state from counting 8,000 provisional ballots that were cast by mostly Republican voters.

When the rigged Arizona voting machines all failed on Election Day in heavily Republican districts, Republican voters simply drove to a county next door and cast provisional paper ballots. Those were legitimate votes cast by disenfranchised Republicans. If those votes had been counted, Kris Mayes wouldn’t even be the Attorney General and the margin between Kari Lake and Katie Hobbs would have been so close that it would have triggered a recount in the governor’s race.

Trump’s support in the polls just keeps getting stronger with every passing day. Meanwhile, Joe Biden’s support in the polls from his own voters is cratering. He’s losing support from Muslim voters, black voters, Hispanic voters, young voters, and women voters. The only options that the unelected Biden regime has left are to jail Trump or kill him.

Here’s how the swing state polling looks for Donald Trump after Super Tuesday:

Arizona, +5.5; Nevada, +7.7; Wisconsin, +1; Michigan, +3.6; North Carolina, +5.7; and Georgia, +6.5.

The only swing state where Trump is sort of trailing Biden is Pennsylvania, where he’s behind only -0.8 points. No Republican candidate has polled this high in the United States since Ronald Reagan’s 49-state landslide reelection in 1984. Donald Trump is going to win by a lot, for the third time in a row, and there’s nothing legal or fair that Team Biden can do about it.

Are the Democrats going to indict Donald Trump in Arizona? I’m on pins and needles wondering what the answer to that question is going to be. Can anyone guess what the answer is?