Editorial Board: Sheriff’s office to blame in Natalie Paine investigation
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Sounds like a few resignations are in order.
“rarer than hen’s teeth”! A new one for my mega-lengthy list. Hopefully, Paine will overcome the odds.
Typical Richmond County dirty politics. Politics of personal destruction—didn’t the Clintons invent that?
If I even need an attorney, I will check each candidate’s political party voter registration before hiring one. Democrats need not apply. Ms. Paine should file a civil suit against the GA Bar for harassment and defamation, and the bar members who initiated this legal action should be reprimanded, if not disbarred. Were their names listed in the Open Records Request material? They need to be outed.
A little common sense would tell you that a DA with Paine’s record would not make the sophomoric mistakes that she is accused of. Those things are so basic that is laughable to think ANY DA would make that error.
Witch hunt from the get go..waste of time..