The Fulton County District Attorney who is leading the charge against Donald Trump and others related to their attempts to overthrow the results of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia has been caught "banging" her subordinate. These are the Georgia election interference cases.
She and her subordinate have confirmed, under oath, that the relationship took place.
https://www.ajc.com/politics/in-fiery-testimony-willis-defends-herself-against-accusations-of-misconduct/DJQ2MTD7BZAJVDND2WBS65XXV4/
This matter has been brought before the courts in an attempt by defence counsel for various charged individuals to have her and her subordinate disqualified from the cases, which would at least lead to considerable delay.
The issues before the courts related to this matter include whether Fani Willis has benefitted financially from hiring this man - Nathan Wade - and the question of when, exactly, did they start doing it...before or after she hired him?
What is not being raised is the almost unbelievable level of impropriety that would see a powerful person in a senior position carrying on with their subordinate.
When men do this and are caught, they are very often disciplined and even shown the door as the most tangible evidence of the success of the ME TOO movement. This occurs even if the affair was acknowledged as being consensual.
Fani Willis is apparently getting a pass on "making it" with her staff. As far as the writer knows, she has not apologized for the affair, and she has certainly not resigned.
Why is this?
Is it because when is comes to illicit workplace liaisons, for powerful men it's now a matter of ME TOO, but for powerful women it seems to be a matter of NOT ME?
The judge hearing this matter - Judge Scott McAfee - is almost certain to disqualify both of these people from the various election-related cases, if only because even the appearance of impropriety demands such a result. Let's hope that when he does disqualify them, he will focus on the only issue that really matters - which is the completely inappropriate liaisons between Willis and Wade - and lay bare the almost unbelievable level of hypocrisy here.
Note - how is this issue not being raised far and wide in the press? What does the silence of most of the media about this impropriety say about their pretended devotion to "equality"?
For context, here is how this is handled in Canada...
https://www.wealthprofessional.ca/news/industry-news/rbc-fires-cfo-over-conduct-code-violation/385260#:~:text=Royal%20Bank%20of%20Canada%20(RBC,as%20reported%20by%20BNN%20Bloomberg.
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