See how heartfelt they are? You can almost hear their regretful snickers, er, tears... 🤦🏻♀️
Via Tamar Hallerman:
Two of the apology letters in the #Fulton Trump case - from Ken Chesebro and Sidney Powell and obtained by the AJC - were handwritten and just one line long. #Georgia#legal#TrumpIndictment
@GottaLaff this is some grade A, Bart Simpson-my mom made me write this note bullshit going on. Pathetic. They aren’t sorry in the slightest. They’re sorry they got caught.
@GottaLaff In the words of Chief Brenda Leigh Johnson of The Closer “Lieutenant Provenza, thank you so much for that apology. That was short, sweet and entirely insufficient.”
While the shortness implies a lack of understanding (and the use of chosen paper hints on not valuing the message past the base function of keeping the ball rolling), I'd at least argue that handwriting makes it personal in a way that using a print-jet would not.
Every time I see a "personal" message coming from a typewriter etc. with just the signature with a pen, I assume secretary work to the point of not even reading the signed message.
They’re still in denial—about what they did and how corrupt, dangerous and treasonous it was. The arrogance just oozes out of these purported “letters of apology.” They are a disgrace to their profession!
@GottaLaff I love that you can see their tear stains on the papers as they were obviously deeply contemplating a meaningful and heart-felt expression of their profound and overwhelming remorse. #consequences
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