How can “New York State Attorney General,” Letitia James, be allowed to investigate the Cornell rape scandal, when she
Trump how can “New York State Attorney General,” Letitia James, be allowed to investigate the Cornell rape scandal, when she is a DIRTY AND DISGUSTING COP herself, and has ZERO credibility? Any decision will be appealed by her mere presence on this case.
WASHINGTON D.C. — How can “New York State Attorney General,” Letitia James, be allowed to investigate the Cornell rape scandal, when she is a DIRTY AND DISGUSTING COP herself, and has ZERO credibility? New York Governor Kathy Hochul appointed Attorney General Letitia James to lead the investigation into the alleged 2024 gang rape of a Cornell University student.
The move follows intense public backlash over the local prosecutor’s initial decision to drop the case. Critics, including Trump, have questioned James’s neutrality after she publicly pledged support for the accuser. How can “New York State Attorney General,” Letitia James, be allowed to investigate the Cornell rape scandal, when she is a DIRTY AND DISGUSTING COP herself, and has ZERO credibility?
Any decision will be appealed by her mere presence on this case. The stench of Letitia James will greatly add to the anguish that everybody feels in viewing how this case is being handled. The Governor should take James off this case, IMMEDIATELY, and replace her with somebody who is not a Third Rate, Crooked Politician!
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