Fani's fanny in a bind in Georgia
As Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis comes under fire for her alleged affair with a subordinate official, Fulton County Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade, the DA leading the left’s charge against former President Donald Trump has found her spiritual side, Politico reported.
The day before the national holiday honoring a fellow Atlanta-based adulterer and Marxist activist, Martin Luther King Jr., Willis announced at the Big Bethel AME Church that she had recently conversed with Christ.
According to Willis, last week amid the growing scandal involving her and Ward, which threatens to derail her lawfare campaign against Trump and his allies, she “penned a letter to my heavenly Father” in response to the adultery allegations.
And while Willis recognized that she is not perfect, she also suggested that anybody who criticizes her is likely a racist who wants to see her, “as a woman of color,” fail.
“You did not tell me as a woman of color, it would not matter what I did,” she said. “My motive, my talent, my ability and my character would be constantly attacked.”
The trouble is so bad for Willis, she said, that she receives “two death threats a week” which cause “pure, unimaginable fear” for her, she claimed.
She also had words of praise for her alleged lover, whom she called a “superstar, a great friend and a great lawyer.”
According to the DA, she hired Wade based on his accomplishments and experience, suggesting that people may be racist for questioning him.
“I’m just asking, God, is it that some will never see a black man as qualified, no matter his achievements?” she said.
Ashleigh Merchant—the lawyer representing Trump co-defendant Michael Roman who first brought Willis’s affair with Wade to light in a court motion last week—found no evidence that Wade has ever prosecuted a felony case, according to her filing.
Since then, the scandal has only grown after evidence emerged that Willis and Wade took inappropriate vacations together after Wade suspiciously billed the DA’s office for hours that seemed implausible at best, Politico reported.
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The "person of color" defense does not appear to be effective at this point. I believe that a person of palor who did the same thing would get the same criticism.
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