The apology letters written by two of the attorneys who struck plea agreements in the Fulton County election interference case are just one sentence long and hand-written on lined notebook paper.
Now they should have to pay the postage to mail their “apology” letters it to every Georgia voter.
Willis said. “The contrition doesn’t have to be some poetic melody. It doesn’t have to be pages and pages. Sometimes you just need ‘I’m sorry.’ And if you get ‘I’m sorry,’ then we can move on and move past (it) if it’s a sincere apology.”
If that’s what the AG wants, that’s what they get.
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More effort is needed here.
At the same time …
If that’s what the AG wants, that’s what they get.
Questionable.
There’s not “pages and pages” and then there’s the bare minimum.
I mostly question the “sincere” part …
Yeah, like Guiliani still insisting he told the truth about those poll workers.
If Powell could say all that batshit nonsense repeatedly, she can do better than one generic throwaway sentence.
They should at minimum have citizenship stripped and kicked out of the country.