Staff Reports
Former Supreme Court clerks for Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas have raised concerns about the conduct of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’s alleged lover, Nathan Wade. According to billing records, Wade was paid $250 an hour while working on the case against former President Donald Trump, contradicting claims made by Willis that he was paid the same rate as others on the case. This raises serious questions about the integrity of the prosecution and puts a cloud over Willis’s handling of the case.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham highlighted the fact that Wade billed for 24 hours in a single day, which seems highly questionable. How can someone work for a whole day without any rest or sleep? It’s clear that something fishy is going on here. We need to get to the bottom of it before moving forward with these cases. We can’t have a prosecutor with such questionable ties and practices leading the charge against our beloved former President Trump.
‘Certainly questionable’: Fox News host, guest discuss Fani Willis’ alleged lover’s billing https://t.co/7jU5o0Cof1
— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) January 18, 2024
Furthermore, it’s concerning that Wade, who allegedly had a romantic relationship with Willis, was paid a higher rate than a RICO expert. This raises doubts about the fairness and impartiality of the investigation. John Floyd, the RICO expert hired by Willis, was initially paid only $150 an hour. Why the discrepancy? It seems like someone is playing favorites here and trying to stack the deck against Trump. This is not the kind of justice we expect or deserve.
It’s also worth noting that Wade had multiple lengthy meetings with the staff of the Select January 6 Committee. This suggests some level of coordination between Willis’s office and the committee, which is deeply troubling. A state criminal prosecution should be independent and free from political influence. If there is any involvement from the committee in this case, it raises serious questions about the motivations behind the charges against Trump and Giuliani.
In response to these concerns, Willis has denied any wrongdoing and accused her critics of playing the race card. It’s disappointing to see her resort to such tactics instead of addressing the legitimate concerns raised by her alleged lover’s conduct and the questionable billing practices. This is a serious matter that should be thoroughly investigated to ensure justice is served fairly and without bias.
Overall, the revelations about Willis’s alleged lover and the questionable billing practices have cast a shadow over the prosecution of former President Trump. It’s imperative that we address these concerns and ensure that justice is carried out in a fair and unbiased manner. Our legal system should be above reproach, and it’s disheartening to see such potential misconduct in this high-profile case. We must hold our prosecutors to the highest standards and ensure they are working in the best interest of justice, not personal or political agendas.
