Georgia DA’s Alleged Affair Raises Questions About Trump Prosecution
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Georgia DA hired her lover to prosecute Trump
Georgia DA’s Alleged Affair Raises Questions About Trump Prosecution
Fani Willis, the District Attorney leading the prosecution against Donald Trump in Fulton County, Georgia, is facing explosive allegations that she paid her lover over half a million dollars to prosecute the former president. The co-defendant, Michael Roman, claims that Willis hired her romantic partner, Nathan Wade, as a special prosecutor, and used taxpayer funds to finance extravagant vacations.
In the broader context of multiple attempts to put Trump behind bars, Willis has charged him and over a dozen associates with violating racketeering laws related to their challenges against the 2020 election—a statute typically reserved for cases involving organized crime.
Roman’s claims delve into the details of the alleged impropriety, asserting that Willis paid Wade’s firm approximately $654,000 in taxpayer funds. Shockingly, Wade, according to the New York Times, lacks experience as a lawyer in felony cases and has “limited experience trying high-profile cases, much less a complex racketeering case.”
The plot thickens as Roman’s filing suggests potential federal crimes, citing the use of Georgia taxpayer dollars to fund luxurious vacations for Willis to Napa Valley, Florida, and the Caribbean. The court documents raise the specter of “honest services fraud,” where kickbacks to an employer could constitute a criminal offense.
Adding another layer of controversy, court filings allege that Wade met with members of Biden’s White House Counsel on May 23 and November 18, 2022, prior to indicting Trump and his team. This timing raises concerns about a conflict of interest, especially as Trump leads in the polls and is likely to be Biden’s opponent in the 2024 election.
Trump, responding on Truth Social, accused Joe Biden and the Department of Justice of being “totally involved in the persecution of his Political Opponent.” However, it’s crucial to note that the court filings do not provide concrete proof of Fani and Wade’s alleged relationship. Yet, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that sources close to both individuals confirm an “ongoing, personal relationship.”
In the grand scheme of legal maneuvers, Roman’s court filing seeks dismissal of the charges and the disqualification of Fani’s team from further prosecuting the case. Simultaneously, Trump has filed a motion to dismiss the entire case, setting the stage for a contentious legal battle that intertwines accusations of corruption, political bias, and potential misconduct within the justice system.
[Source: The Post Millennial, NY Post]
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