Former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade defended his romantic relationship that threatened to derail one of four criminal trials involving former President Donald Trump.
Wade said his relationship with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis wasn’t out of the ordinary for any workplace in the country, after he was forced resigned from the Fulton County office in March after Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee ruled either he or Willis needed to step aside from her office’s election subversion case against Trump. The judge made his decision after Mike Roman, one of Trump’s co-defendants, alleged that Willis and Wade were involved in a romantic relationship, leading to questions if Willis was benefiting from appointing Wade to handle the case.
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