Trump Attorneys File DQ Motion Against Fani Willis Over 'Egregious Misconduct'

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday renewed his request to the judge overseeing his Georgia election interference case to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and dismiss the indictment against him, saying that her "egregious misconduct demands" it.

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The filing refers specifically to comments Willis made during a church speech in early January after the misconduct allegations were first lodged against her, during which she suggested the accusations were racially motivated.

Trump has accused her of violating her office's ethics requirements with what he called "improper extrajudicial public comments."

Ed Morrissey

This is the kind of demagoguery that other courts tried to prevent Trump from conducting with gag orders. I'd guess that Judge Scott McAfee will take this seriously; it seems very clear that Willis was trying to persuade th jury pool to see her as a victim. 

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