Ex-Fulton County prosecutor Nathan Wade speaks out about his affair with DA Fani Willis: 'Workplace romances are as American as apple pie'

ABC News ^ | May 5, 2024 | Olivia Rubin and Jon Schlosberg

[Texan4Life]

"Workplace romances are as American as apple pie," Wade told ABC News' Linsey Davis in an exclusive sit-down interview. "It happens to everyone."

[Texan4Life]

Ex-Fulton County prosecutor Nathan Wade speaks out about his affair with DA Fani Willis: 'Workplace romances are as American as apple pie'

Yes, just like the workplace romance of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, as American as Apple Pie !!!

So Wade is off the case, but is he still "seeing" Fani Willis???

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Or watermelon and fried chicken.

[DIRTYSECRET]

The border is secure.

[Nervous Tick]

“Adultery and grift. It’s a Black thing.”

[BradyLS]

Our debt is manageable.

[monkeyshine]

In professional circles the term “crush it” usually has a different interpretation. But to each his own. It is ambiguous enough. Add a $200k a year bonus, it means whatever the boss says it means.

[SpaceBar]

He and Ms. Willis should be deported to Liberia.

[Political Junkie Too]

But not within a direct chain of command.

-PJ

[KarlInOhio]

Romance between equals and or in different departments is vastly different from hiring your boy toy for a huge salary.

[Jonty30]

In his world of corruption, he is probably correct. That is why he can be so open about it, because everybody he associates with are doing it.

[rktman]

Uh, not.

[Political Junkie Too]

Having worked in a highly regulated industry, most highly regulated businesses leadership takes compliance with the regulations very seriously.

I guess with elected city government officials, not so much.

-PJ

[Sacajaweau]

He was hired at a ridiculous dollar per hour for a job he has no experience in....when Fani had people in her own office who could do the job at 1/4 his pay. We’re not stupid. We know her “price”...it’s just that the “people” had to pay it.

[Jonty30]

I know I couldn’t do anything like this and get away with it.

To me, if I were in such a job, I wouldn’t even justify the use of the government credit to buy me a lunch.

[AndyTheBear]

Romances that involve showering your partner with buckets of tax payer cash is a pie with rotten apples.

[TigersEye]

Which begs the question, how many apple pies can Fani eat in one sitting?

[Nervous Tick]

>> I know I couldn’t do anything like this and get away with it.

Yeah, but YOU have a CONSCIENCE.

Check your privilege!

[Dogbert41]

I’m mid sixties and I’ve yet to see more than a handful of workplace romances and adultery not end in complete disasters. That’s a baby’s handful. Can’t really think of any honestly. I’m sure everyone down to the janitor is just fine with things at that DA’s Office in Georgia though. Local gal makes good bank, etc. Just fine. They love her to come preach to them at their churches.

[Texan5]

Not where I’ve worked-a dating/sexual relationship between a supervisor and someone they supervised, or between people working in the same department was part of the non-fraternization policy and a good idea, i think. I will not date anyone I work as a contractor/sub with, either. Fani and Wade are a great example of why non-fraternization rules at work are a great idea...

[know.your.why]

Did they teach him to apologize in law school? Because he sucks at it.