Posted on 01/29/2024 10:13:53 AM PST by John Semmens
This week, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis refused to hand over communications between herself and the White House regarding coordinating her prosecution of Trump with President Biden's reelection campaign to House Judiciary Committee chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio). "These documents will be kept confidential as part of the 'attorney-client privilege,'" she contended.
Jordan challenged her assertion of privilege, saying "she is the prosecutor. She doesn't have a client. Neither does she have a legitimate purpose in discussing the political ramifications of her case against Trump with the President. That would be an abuse of her office. Since taxpayers pay her salary they are the closest thing she has to a client. They deserve to know how she is spending her time and their money. Elected representatives of these taxpayers have already filed Articles of Impeachment against her because of her conduct in this prosecution. The person she is seeking to protect is herself."
Willis called Jordan's remarks "racist and disrespectful. You notice that he didn't challenge the President on this issue. He challenged me. That's because I am what he considers an uppity Black woman. Well, I'm also a loyal American who answered the President's request for coordination so he could more effectively oppose Trump's efforts to depose him and destroy our democracy. Jordan is an ally of Trump in his campaign to end democracy in this country. I will not yield to his evil demands."
In related news, in an effort to balance out the seeming impropriety of the $654,000 Willis paid Nathan Wade to assist in her prosecution of Trump, she has also requested $611,000 from the Fulton County Board of Commissioners to purchase new vehicles for her staff. Chairman of the Fulton County audit committee, Bob Ellis, pointed out that "she promised in her 2020 election campaign that she wouldn't sleep with her staffers. Until she satisfies us that her luxury vacations with Mr. Wade were a necessary activity in the course of their collaboration in preparing the case against Mr. Trump I don't think we should be giving her any more money."
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Just think, the guy that she replaced was corrupt to the core.
Folks thought that they were getting some new blood with her. NOPE.
From what I’ve been told that works as an DA Investigator in an adjacent jurisdiction, she’s sitting over 100-officer involved shooting cases.
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unless... joe biden IS her client.
on his campaign by eliminating his political opponent.
Why do these people never have their offices raided and documents seized?
“Folks thought that they were getting some new blood with her”
They were getting a diversity hire plain and simple, and this is what you get instead of hiring the best person for the job.
Heaven forbid that might be a 50 year old White guy with years of experience.
Oh, she nailed him there didn't she? Now all she has to do is to substantiate the racist charge. I'm sure she has a document or a recording somewhere. And there's that part about him considering her an uppity black woman. When she produces the evidence, the junk will really hit the fan won't it? YOU GO GIRL!
I think I know what you mean, but can you clarify?
“unless... joe biden IS her client.”
In a rather obscure way, she has basically admitted that she is working for the White House and Joe Biden, by making the claim that the State’s AG communications with the White House are protected.
Therefore, Joe Biden is behind the prosecutions, and it’s definitely political, and the Georgia AG just said so.
Every time a member of law enforcement is involved in a shooting, there’s an investigation done by the DAs office to see if it was a “good shoot”.
In her office, over 100 are just sitting in a file with the careers and lives of the officers involved in limbo.
So is this supposed to be actually reporting on something, or is it satire?
I thought that was the case. Thank you.
Sounds pretty much like a direct admission of collusion to me.
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