Conservative Criticizes Democrat Response to Supreme Court Ruling
In a recent article, conservative commentator Jonathan Turley criticizes the Democrat and liberal media response to a Supreme Court ruling in a ballot ban case. Turley highlights the ongoing drama surrounding Fani Willis and Nathan Wade’s relationship and comments on a new witness who is prepared to testify against Willis.
The article mentions that David Shafer, a former Georgia Republican Party chairman, filed a notice of proposed testimony in Fulton County Superior Court. Shafer announced that Cindi Lee Yeager, a co-chief deputy district attorney for Cobb County, is ready to appear as a witness. According to the filing, Yeager claims to have had multiple interactions with the defense’s star witness, Terrence Bradley. Yeager alleges that she can corroborate Bradley’s claims that Willis began an affair with special prosecutor Nathan Wade earlier than they both claimed.
The article emphasizes Yeager’s proposed testimony, stating that “Mr. Wade had definitively begun a romantic relationship with Ms. Willis during the time that Ms. Willis was running for District Attorney in 2019 through 2020.” This revelation challenges Willis’ previous statements about the timing of her relationship with Wade.
Turley highlights the significance of Yeager’s testimony, stating that it could have implications for Willis’ disqualification proceedings. The article also mentions Willis’ previous statement that the allegations of an “improper” romantic relationship with Wade were made because she is Black.
The article further discusses the alleged conversations between Bradley and Yeager, in which Bradley shared details about the affair. Yeager claims she overheard a phone conversation between Willis and Bradley discussing an article about how much money Wade and his law firm had earned from working on the election interference case.
Turley questions whether Judge Scott McAfee will reopen the evidence to allow Yeager’s testimony to be admitted. He also mentions that former President Donald Trump and 18 others have been charged in a RICO conspiracy case, and several co-defendants are trying to have Willis disqualified over allegations of an improper affair with Wade.
The article concludes by stating that McAfee heard closing arguments on Friday regarding the allegations that Willis benefited financially from her affair with Wade. Willis and her office are leading the racketeering cases against Trump and his co-defendants. McAfee will issue a decision in the next two weeks.
Overall, the article takes a critical tone towards the Democrat response to the Supreme Court ruling and highlights the potential implications of Yeager’s proposed testimony in the ongoing drama surrounding Willis and Wade’s relationship.
