In dramatic fashion, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis took the stand to defend her ability to lead the Georgia election interference case last week.
Willis took aim at those who, she testified, are trying to discredit her and Nathan Wade, the prosecuting attorney she hired to serve on the case with whom she shared a romantic relationship.
Willis called the motions to disqualify her “contrary to democracy.” Willis and Wade have acknowledged they had a “personal relationship” but have denied any improper conduct.
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