The three inquiries are from Jim Jordan (R-OH), the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, to Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney who brought the charges against Donald Trump. Representative Jordan tweeted in that vein, “Was Fulton County DA Fani Willis working with Jack Smith? Was she communicating with the Executive Branch? Were any federal funds used in the investigation of President Trump?”
During an interview, the Ohio politician asked the same questions again but with slightly changed wording. He acknowledged having three questions during that interview. “Did you coordinate with the Biden administration- the same administration who has indicted their general election opponent in DC and Miami already?” He shortened this question to “did you coordinate with them?” Mr. Jordan then asked, “did you coordinate with Jack Smith?”
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Jordan questioned whether Special Counsel Jack Smith used the same witnesses and used the same process as she did.
Representative Jordan then asked, “Did you use federal funds as part of this investigation?” Jordan noted, “We asked these same questions about Alvin Bragg [the Manhattan District Attorney who first indicted Trump] a few months ago and he in fact did use American tax dollars to go after President Trump in Manhattan….we are going to be just as aggressive here. We are going to do it within the [bounds of the] Constitution but we are going to do our duty to get the answers the American people deserve for this ridiculous indictment that has taken place in Georgia.”
Not only federal officials have the power to look into and impose pressure on Fani Willis to stop her politically motivated prosecution. Chris Carr (R), the attorney general of Georgia, has promised to promote fair elections, preserve the rule of law, and avoid prosecutorial misconduct, according to Robert Barnes, a prominent constitutional lawyer. Given this, it is puzzling that his administration has not responded to President Trump’s indictment under the hashtag “Georgia Indictment.” Carr’s office is required by law to become involved in such situations. Why hasn’t anything been done?
Mr. Barnes emphasized a pertinent Georgian law statute in relation to co-defendant Jeff Clark’s relocation of the Georgia charge against Trump to federal court. According to this statute, the Attorney General and the District Attorney must serve as the state’s prosecutors in these situations. Attorney General Carr’s absence raises concerns regarding his whereabouts and availability in this situation.
State Senator Colton Moore (R-GA) has urged the state legislature to become engaged in an investigation into this act by Fani Willis, defund her, and consider impeaching her. “I’m here at the Fulton County Jail awaiting the arrival of President Donald Trump. I’ve launched the process to have an emergency session to DEFUND and INVESTIGATE the corrupt DA Fani Willis for her actions targeting Trump,” wrote Moore.
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