Massive Backfire In Trump Case — DA Fani Willis Could Be Removed in Georgia

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and this could be the end of district attorney Fannie Willis's career in Fulton County

and no, this is no joke. This is real serious business. They actually can remove her

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So, D.A. Fannie Willis, she's facing an uphill battle with Republicans in her home state of Georgia

See, many Republicans want it to impeach her, but Brian Kemp kind of poured cold water on that, the Georgia governor

He poured cold water on that idea for a number of reasons, which he's not incorrect about

What he's saying is it would be almost impossible to get the Democrats

and you'd have to get Democrats in Georgia on board with an impeachment in order to get the required numbers

of representatives and state senators, or state representatives and state senators, to actually have her removed

So that's most likely not going to happen. However, Brian Kemp did sign a law last year, and that law could be Fannie Willis's nightmare

Now, this law created something called the Prosecutorial Oversight Committee. Now this committee is tasked with examining prosecutors in the state Like are they doing their job Are they being woke Soros district attorneys that are not doing their job that are letting criminals go that are abusing their power that are not following the law

And this committee can actually remove a prosecutor. And Republicans on October 1st, when this committee convenes

have expressed that they have every desire to bring Fannie Willis before this board

to bring the situation with Fannie Willis before this board. And it's going to be something to see

Now, Democrats are sounding the alarm. They're screaming from the rooftops that this would basically make this board politicized

and it would kind of ruin the objectivity of the board and the reputation of the board before it even gets started

And they were on MSNBC, and they're basically begging this board to not remove Fannie Willis

as the Republicans want her removed. So it's going to be tough to see

Now, we know that, you know, it's always going to be tough to remove a prosecutor

We've seen Ron DeSantis do it in Florida, and if this were Florida, she probably would have been removed already

But it's Georgia, and they have their own ways to do it. But when he created this law Kemp when he signed it he said that this was for the express purpose of stopping these district attorneys from doing whatever they wanted to do from abusing their power from not prosecuting real crimes Well I think Fannie Willis is guilty of that in my own personal opinion I mean

there's been a surge in murders in her county. There's been, you know, a lot of crime in Fulton

County, and it's not getting any better. And Fannie Willis is obsessed with prosecuting Trump

and 18 other co-defendants for a 2020 election where they actually didn't commit any crimes

in my opinion, because the electors that they were talking about were never used

So if they had a plan and the plan didn't come to fruition, what are you prosecuting

I still don't understand this. Again, not a legal expert, not an attorney

So maybe this just is beyond my understanding. But I don't understand how you have a prosecution

when the crime didn't actually happen. If it is a crime, then it was in the planning stages

but it didn't actually happen. So if you don't have a crime that went to completion

how do you have a case? I personally think that Fannie Willis is abusing her authority

She's fundraising off of this prosecution, and that why Jim Jordan and the House Judiciary Committee has presented her with questions and they want to talk to her So this is all kinds of nonsense happening here from Fannie Willis from her end that I think is political

That is my opinion. And I believe all of this is political

I think this is all about making Fannie Willis a liberal star, making her get reelected as district attorney and maybe someday governor of Georgia

So I think, again, I think this is all about her and not really about prosecuting crime

If she wanted to prosecute crimes, there's plenty in her county, plenty that are actually affecting the people of her county

This is a federal case, in my opinion, and Jack Smith has already levied many of these charges

This just seems like an exercise in futility, a vanity project, and something for her career

But I want to know what you think about it. Do you think she should be removed? Do you think she can be removed

Do you think she's doing this for political purposes? Let me know in the comments

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