Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So today we are going to talk about

Georgia and elections and signs and what people are paying attention to and what I think they should be paying

attention to.

Okay, so there were a number of elections today in Georgia and a whole lot of people were

focused on one in particular. They were looking at the Democratic primary for Willis, for the DA that is overseeing the Trump case in Georgia.

They figure that you can look at that and get a good feel as to how people feel about

the case. It's a good indication of it, at least those locally.

And that makes sense on some level, and if you're wondering what the results are with 94% of the

votes in, she has 87.1%. So it does appear that people in the area approve of her

handling of the case. I mean that's an easy read. The thing is though that's a Democratic

primary. I mean it stands to reason that most people that are going to vote in the Democratic primary

would support her.

I don't know that that's a really good indication of widespread support. I think that's the wrong race to look at. I think the

more important one is the one for the judge because McCarthy also running.

With 93% of the votes in 82.9% seems like people approve of it. That's a

nonpartisan race. So why does any of this matter?

The theory goes this way.

This, uh, these races. This races, they are made up of the jury pool.

If this is the way the potential jury pool fills, that's probably how the jury fills as well.

So that's the indication that people are looking at. I don't know that that's necessarily I don't know that that's necessarily I don't know that

that's necessarily a good indication itself I don't know that the theory is sound

because I feel like attorneys picking the jury might have a

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