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In a scandal that’s juicier than a ripe Georgia peach, Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) is taking a big swing at Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis with a new bill he’s introducing. The bill, which he’s cleverly named the “Against Federal Funds for Allowing Inappropriate Relationships Act,” or the AFFAIR Act, is his way of saying, “Hey, no more funny business on the taxpayers’ dime!”
Mills isn’t the only one with pitchforks out for Willis. There’s a whole posse of Republicans who are sniffing around, demanding investigations into her alleged romantic entanglement with the top prosecutor in the case against former President Donald Trump. They’re wagging their fingers and shaking their heads, calling for Willis to step aside from the investigation into Trump’s efforts to flip the 2020 election in Georgia. But Willis isn’t giving an inch, stubbornly clutching onto her position and refusing to back down from the case.
@CoryMillsFL THIS IS THE WAY!!! Thank you standing up for not just President Trump, but for Georgia as well and fighting back against injustice!!!! https://t.co/LHVAQsnpV9
— The REAL Politically Savvy ?? (@patriot_savvy) February 7, 2024
Mills isn’t holding back with his fiery words either. He’s coming out swinging, making it crystal clear that Willis’ alleged relationship with Nathan Wade, the lead prosecutor on the Trump case, is as fishy as a catfish in a barrel. He’s not mincing words, claiming it’s not just inappropriate, but it’s potentially biased and a big no-no in his book. He’s waving the flag of justice and fairness, shouting from the hilltops that American taxpayer dollars better not be going anywhere near a prosecutor’s office where shady stuff is going down.
The spotlight on Willis is so blinding, it’s like she’s under the Georgia sun at high noon. She’s been hit with allegations left and right, from benefiting financially from her alleged romance with Wade to him supposedly showering her with luxurious vacations. But that’s not all – the Georgia Senate has given the green light to snoop around and investigate Willis’ conduct, and Mills isn’t leaving any stone unturned. He’s even fired off a strongly-worded letter to the State Bar of Georgia, demanding they turn over every rock to look for any hint of bias, conflict of interest, or shady money stuff.
And just when you thought the drama couldn’t get any thicker, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) swoops in with a subpoena for Willis over alleged misuse of federal funds. But Willis isn’t taking it lying down – she’s calling for the judge overseeing the Trump case to toss out the allegations against her, slamming them as baseless.
It’s a showdown fit for a Southern drama, and everyone’s got a front row seat. Will Willis weather the storm and keep her hand in the Trump case cookie jar? Or will she tuck tail and run? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure – ain’t nobody playing nice in Georgia.
