Georgia DA Fani Willis Must Answer For Corruption

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (OH-4) has subpoenaed Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis over her alleged improper relationship with Nathan Wade, the lead prosecutor in President Trump’s Georgia election interference case.
The subpoena also requests all information related to the alleged misuse of federal funds by Willis’ legal team. Willis’s office had received millions in grants to start community programs.
Yet a whistleblower accused Willis of using the federal funds to buy iPads/computers and questioned whether Wade (brought in for an eyebrow-raising $654,000) was paid with federal funds and then used them for “lavish vacations” with Willis. The whistleblower was then fired and “escorted out of her office by seven armed investigators.”
Clearly, the Fulton County legal team has been tainted by the ongoing firestorm. State and federal authorities should begin looking into Willis’ misconduct and possible removal. If she were to be removed, a new prosecutor could be assigned to the case – or it could be dismissed altogether.