Lead prosecutor in Georgia election subversion case under scrutiny over alleged affair with DA
Lead prosecutor in Georgia election subversion case under scrutiny over alleged affair with DA
When Nathan Wade was appointed lead prosecutor in the Georgia election interference case in 2021 to prosecute former President Donald Trump, some of his closest allies, lawyers in Cobb County where Wade practiced law, universally wondered, “Why him?”
Sounds serious! They may conspire to prosecute! Really? It sounds like no one is allowed to have a life.
The constitution clearly says in article III no prosecutor is allowed to fuck.
Sucks to be a prosecutor.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
One of Trump’s co-defendants facing criminal charges over efforts to overturn the 2020 election has alleged in court papers that Wade is romantically involved with Willis and used money he billed the district attorney’s office for his work on the case to take her on lavish vacations.
Former DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James does not question Wade’s qualifications but does have concerns with Willis’ decision to bring him onto the case – if the allegations of an improper relationship hold up.
On Friday, the Republican chair of the House Judiciary Committee, Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, sent a letter requesting that Wade turn over documents and communications pertaining to the Georgia investigation into Trump’s effort to overturn the 2020 election.
Trump and his political allies are also seizing on entries in Wade’s expense reports that show previously undisclosed contact between Fulton County prosecutors and the Biden White House, claiming they are proof of a coordinated conspiracy to tank the former president’s reelection bid.
CNN has not been able to confirm what Wade did that day, but it was almost half a year before the special purpose grand jury was empaneled with investigative powers to spearhead exploring whether crimes were committed in Georgia by Trump and his associates.
Manny Arora, a defense attorney who also worked with Grubman representing Chesebro before he negotiated a plea deal, told CNN he is more concerned by Wade’s “utter lack of experience” more so than the alleged affair and potential payments being made.
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Would encourage people to read the article and not the TLDR. While this is likely a witch hunt, there is gray that this TLDR fully skips over.
They admitted to having a relationship outside of work, right?
Is there a problem with that or are they saying that tax payer money shouldn't be used to people who know each other?