Trump and his co-defendants could also appeal McAfee's ruling, as could Willis, which would further delay the case into the election - leaving the matter unresolved (and of course, leaving the question of Trump's guilt an open question that the media would push daily during his 2nd term, should he win in November).
Oh, you know there will be an appeal. Delaying the trial is - in one way - better for Trump than a dismissal. It keeps the persecution and interference narratives front and center.
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Trump and his co-defendants could also appeal McAfee's ruling, as could Willis, which would further delay the case into the election - leaving the matter unresolved (and of course, leaving the question of Trump's guilt an open question that the media would push daily during his 2nd term, should he win in November).
Oh, you *know* there will be an appeal. Delaying the trial is - in one way - better for Trump than a dismissal. It keeps the persecution and interference narratives front and center.
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