"I can’t sit in judgment of her as a human being, but I can say, in terms of her role as a public prosecutor, yeah, she showed bad judgment," [former DNC Chair Donna] Brazile told The New York Times in a piece published on Wednesday. She said she was always careful to separate her career and personal life with a "bright red line."
Brazile also argued that Willis faced "vitriol" and "racial animus" as a Black woman, but admitted the attention Willis was getting was expected for someone prosecuting a high-profile case against former President Trump.
"She is undergoing public scrutiny — she’s a public official," Brazile told the media outlet. "Comes with the territory."
"She is undergoing public scrutiny — she’s a public official," Brazile told the media outlet. "Comes with the territory."
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