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According to one of CNN's legal analysts, blunt comments made by members of the special grand jury in Georgia that looked into accusations of election interference by Donald Trump and close associates in 2020 will likely put pressure on Fulton County DA Fani Willis to issue criminal indictments.

In the five-page excerpt of the grand jury's findings that was released on Thursday, they wrote, "A majority of the grand jury believes that perjury may have been committed by one or more witnesses testifying before it. The grand jury recommends that the district attorney seek appropriate indictments for such crimes where the evidence is compelling.”

Nikki Haley supporters have been touting her as a voice of old-school conservative reason in the 2024 GOP presidential primary and a logical alternative to former President Donald Trump (who announced his campaign after the 2022 midterms) and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (who hasn’t made any type of formal announcement but appears likely to be running). However, Never Trump conservative Tim Miller, in a humorous yet scathing video for The Bulwark, expresses a very different view of the ex-South Carolina governor and former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

Miller, a former GOP strategist and frequent guest on MSNBC, expressed his total disdain for the MAGA movement by leaving the Republican Party. In his video, Miller is highly critical of his former party’s 2024 presidential field, from Haley to DeSantis. And he argues that it is a contradiction for someone as "MAGA" as Haley to paint herself as a voice of moderation.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough doesn't think Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will run for president in 2024, and he doesn't think he should.

The Republican governor has generated some excitement among donors and has polled strongly against the former president, who has already entered the race, but the "Morning Joe" host cautioned DeSantis against launching a challenge.

A Volusia County, Florida teacher is facing child abuse charges after allegedly assaulting a nonverbal autistic student, reported WESH on Thursday.

"According to an affidavit from Orange City police, Kelly Falcon, 49, is being charged with child abuse after an incident that took place Feb. 8," reported Chelsea Robinson. "Documents state that officers were called to River Springs Middle School for a report that Falcon slapped an 11-year-old non-verbal student with autism."

Ret. Gen. Don Bolduc, who lost handily last year to Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH) after receiving the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, has switched horses when it comes to the 2024 presidential primary.

Writing on Twitter, Bolduc endorsed former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, who just this week announced her intent to run for president.

MSNBC's Michael Steele revealed why fewer voters see themselves reflected in the Republican Party.

The former Republican National Committee chairman told "Morning Joe" that Nikki Haley's presidential announcement Wednesday underscored the structural problem Donald Trump had embedded in the GOP since becoming its standard bearer.

It didn't take long for Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) to act as surrogate hit woman for former President Donald Trump and attack newly announced presidential candidate Nikki Haley.

In a tweet Greene, stated "Nikki Haley is just another George (or Jeb!) Bush," she continued. "If we wanted a 'Bush in heels,' Republicans would vote for Liz Cheney."

Lev Parnas, one of the associates of Rudy Giuliani's working on the Ukraine conspiracy has been released from prison on home confinement and he's speaking out about his experience working to help Donald Trump.

MSNBC's Ari Melber asked what he called "an obvious, straightforward comparison. There are people like Mr. Giuliani, to say nothing of Mr. Trump who have faced less accountability than you. Did that weigh on your mind while you were incarcerated?"

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is "terrorizing families" with an agenda that is effectively just a different form of socialism, argued Democratic strategist Maria Cardona on Wednesday's edition of CNN's "The Lead."

This comes as DeSantis, who has passed a series of laws trying to stifle what he calls "woke" ideology in public schools, is declaring war on the College Board over what he claims is an overly activist agenda in Advanced Placement courses, and installs an ally at a liberal arts college to try to push right-wing thought on campus — and as he continues to fuel speculation about a presidential run that would challenge his former ally Donald Trump in 2024.

In a post to his website this Wednesday, former President Donald Trump accused new 2024 rival Nikki Haley of supporting cuts to Social Security and Medicare.

The post, titled, "Haley Supported Paul Ryan's Plan for Entitlement Reform, Threatening Medicare and Social Security," cited a Washington Post article from earlier this month that referenced former House budget chairman Paul Ryan's 2011 proposal to replace Medicare with giving seniors money for private health insurance.

The Editorial Board of the Miami Herald issued a scathing piece Wednesday accusing Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) of adopting a Donald Trump tactic to manipulate the public's attention away from real problems Floridians suffer under.

The Board explained that for the past year, Florida has been dealing with a lot of problems, outrageously high insurance costs, natural disaster screw-ups, home and rental prices, and the refusal to expand Medicaid. All of the key issues Floridians desperately need help with are dying on the altar of DeSantis' anti-woke agenda.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is the first Republican who has stepped in to challenge former President Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential nomination.

However, Semafor reporter Benjy Sarlin thinks that Haley might already be making the same kinds of mistakes that doomed non-Trump candidates in 2016, as she is not being explicit enough in her reasons for wanting to challenge Trump for the nomination.