She playing her games with the wrong person.... Jack Smith has the experience and expertise and he does not make such games, and he will let her hang herself, and she will find herself facing challenges that may result in her being removed, not just from this case, but censured and maybe even stripped of her abiilty to ever sit in the seat of a Judge ever again.
I doubt that her blind devotion to Trump is aware of the detriment she is causing and bringing upon herself. She will have no-one to blame but herself.
She likely should never had been places in the seat as Judge over anyone.
The mentality of the people who have this Trump worship are themselves with a deep undertone of not respecting the law. It's likely there may become a review of every case that she has presided over since being on the bench. That type of conduct and trying to bastardize the law, is just something that good dedicated Judges to the Rule of Law despise.
She is like Trump, she thinks she is all powerful, but she does not possess the power to negate a Grand Jury. because that is the voice of "The People".
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