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Posted on 04/12/2012 11:19:23 AM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
Attorney General Martha Coakley, the state’s top prosecutor, said Thursday she agreed with the decision by a Florida special prosecutor to bring charges against the man responsible for killing Florida teen Trayvon Martin.
But when asked if she would ever ask the residents of Massachusetts to pray for her to win a conviction – as Florida special prosecutor Angela Corey did Wednesday - she chalked it up to Florida being Florida.
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We are now a nation of demagogues.
Baloney. Mob rule is not a choice, it's a coward's way out.
I’m definitely not pleased.
Honkification...... its the new Bi-partisanship..
Honkification...... its the new Bi-partisanship..
She’s worse than useless. Imho, her motivations are for power and the advancement of her own personal beliefs.
The truth will come out to the dismay of the very people who tried to hang this man. They will not be happy until his head is on a pike, and even if he is found innocent, the damage will already have been done; even after the riots are over. Zimmerman ought better think about moving to Israel-—safer there than the USA will ever be-—after Holder and his NBPampersParty terrorists get through with him and anyone who knew him-—even the ones Spike Lee got wrong.
I’m afraid of it. Who would have ever thought that the person driving it would be sitting in the WH?
I am praying that things don’t get a whole lot worse before they get better, but I can’t imagine how that can happen.
Seems to me the AG’s words here and prior should alone be enough to get this tossed. Talk about judicial bias!
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