Ex-Fulton County Prosecutors Defends Workplace Romance As ‘American As Apple Pie’

Nathan Wade resigned to allow Fani Willis, the District Attorney, to continue prosecuting this case.

 District Attorney Fani Willis could continue prosecuting the case after Nathan Wade resigned. District Attorney Fani Willis could continue prosecuting the case after Nathan Wade resigned. 

Nathan Wade resigned to allow Fani Willis, the District Attorney, to continue prosecuting this case.

Special prosecutor Nathan Wade is present in an Atlanta, Georgia court on March 1st. The purpose of the hearing is to decide if Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis should be disqualified from the case due to her connection with Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor she brought in for the election interference case involving former President Donald Trump. (Source: Alex Slitz, Associated Press) Nathan Wade, the ex-special prosecutor for Fulton County in the case involving former President Donald Trump’s election interference, resigned after his relationship with District Attorney Fani Willis was revealed. Wade stated that office romances are prevalent, comparing them to a well-known American tradition. It is a common occurrence for all people. – “But it occurred between the two of us.” Promo. Wade did not explicitly state whether he regretted being in a relationship with Willis, instead expressing regret that their private affair became the focus of such a significant prosecution. This case holds significant importance. He expressed frustration that his personal life was becoming more important than the actual issues in the case. There were rumors in January that Wade and Willis were romantically involved, but no evidence was found to support this claim. Judge McAfee allowed Willis to continue prosecuting the case as long as Wade resigned, which he did. In March, Trump’s team requested to appeal the judge’s decision, but the court has not yet made a decision on whether to allow the appeal.