Private versus secret. Romance versus intercourse. Public versus private money. Suitcase versus pocketbook money. Today was the Evidentiary Hearing in the Disqualification Case against Fani Willis in her case against Donald Trump in the 2020 Election Case and it was not boring. Fani Willis tried to protect herself by claiming “racism” against Black Women while in a Church, her paramour, Nathan Wade, is going for the “stupid” defense. It was painful and funny.

There is a part of me that thinks the participants in the cases against Donald Trump were chosen for their expendability. Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith and Fani Willis are all expendable. If they get caught out and fail, they can be chewed up, spit out and forgotten, just as quickly as they were plucked up. Fani Willis and Nathan Wade seem to be hapless incompetents who have been playing way over their heads for the last couple of years. District Attorney Willis and Prosecutor/Ambulance chaser Wade are on trial for their professional lives because they fooled around and found out.

The judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s Georgia election interference case is set to hear arguments over motions to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, primarily over accusations from Trump co-defendant Michael Roman that she benefited financially from a “personal, romantic relationship” with prosecutor Nathan Wade, who she hired for the case.

Willis and Wade, in a court filing, admitted to the relationship but said it “does not amount to a disqualifying conflict of interest” and that the relationship “has never involved direct or indirect financial benefit to District Attorney Willis.”

Alan Dershowitz thinks they are both dumb:

During questioning, Nathan Wade didn’t seem to know the difference between private money and public money. Public money does not mean where you store it:

That was some of the most extraordinary testimony I've ever heard. Craig Gillen is doing a great job treating Wade like the moron he clearly is…

By the way, what exactly are public funds!? Hahahahahaa!

— Joda_H 518 (@fl_Joe_) February 15, 2024

Money does not become public or private depending on whether it is kept in a suitcase or a pocketbook. Nathan Wade’s Sgt. Schultz act forced David Shafer’s attorney, Craig Gillen to discuss “romance” versus “intercourse”. Ewwww.

Shortly before ending his hours of testimony, Nathan Wade stated that he came to understand that “All the attorneys in the election interference case were colluding with” Mr. Wade’s ex-wife Joycelyn.

That was wild…and it just got wilder.

They excused Nathan Wade and started to move to dismiss the subpoena against Fanis Willis when…Fani Willis burst in and said she wanted to testify. Apparently, she didn’t the think her beau did a good job on the stand.

Wow. Stay tuned for explosions.

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