If there wasn’t already more than enough evidence, both real and common-sense, to prove that fani willis used the trumped-up Trump charges to line her lover’s pockets (and reap personal benefits from the pocket lining)…
…we have this, excerpted from Katelynn Richardson’s article for dailycaller.com:
Nathan Wade’s former law partner made statements on the witness stand that directly contradicted “numerous” conversations he had in private, according to a new Monday court filing.
Wade’s former law partner Terrence Bradley testified last week that he did “not recall” the answers to most questions posed by defense attorneys, including when the relationship between Willis and Wade began. However, Trump co-defendant David Shafer’s attorneys informed the judge Monday that they planned to submit the testimony of a new witness that would seemingly contradict Bradley’s testimony, should the court re-open the evidence on the motion to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.
The witness, Co-Chief Deputy for the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office Cindi Lee Yeager, says she spoke with Bradley on a number of occasions between August 2023 and January 2024 about Willis and Wade, according to a proposed testimony.
Yeager claims Bradley told her Willis and Wade began their relationship around when they met at a 2019 Municipal Court Continuing Legal Education Conference and had “definitively begun” a relationship by the time Willis was running for district attorney.
Translation: if Ms. Yeager is telling the truth – and what benefit would she derive from lying about it? – willis and Wade were lovers when willis gave him a plum job he had no qualifications for, paid him more than anyone else on the case, and then went on vacation binges with him as the money (over $650,000 in two years) poured in.
Is THAT why she brought the case against Trump? To shtup her boyfriend’s pockets with money they could use to go places and do things?
This case stunk like a dead fish on the beach during a heat wave right from the beginning. And, if this testimony holds, willis found a way to make it stink even more.
Now let’s see what the judge – who donated $150 to willis’s campaign to become Fulton County District Attorney, it should be remembered – is going to do about it.
