Support HR 872 to impeach Fani Willis
Support HR 872 to impeach Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. Failure to act now will imperil Georgia’s 2024 elections. The 41-count indictment filed by Ms. Willis against 19 of her political adversaries is a direct attack on the integrity of Georgia’s elections and the republican form of government guaranteed by our federal and state constitutions. Ms. Willis has also violated her oath of office and arguably committed serious crimes under Georgia and federal law.
Election interference
At the core of our republic is our right to dissent. Ms. Willis’ 41-count racketeering indictment of 19 political adversaries may be the grossest abuse of power and political persecution in the history of our republic. VoterGA presented a thorough analysis of the indictment which includes citations of election related “crimes.” No true crime is identified in the indictment – only misapplication of the law and misinformation throughout its 98 pages.
Examples include:
· Alleged false statements made about Georgia elections that are actually true;
· Statements protected by free speech of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
· False criminalization of legitimate Georgia contingent elector activities
· False charges of computer crimes against those who exposed voting system failures
· False charges against those trying to protect potential witnesses of election crime
· Misapplication of racketeering, forgery, and solicitation statutes to legal activities
Meanwhile, there is evidence of potential election crimes in Fulton County that Fani Willis ignored and kept hidden from the grand jury including:
· Election bribery and interference
· Ballot trafficking
· Electronic vote tampering
· Falsification of audit documents
· Voter roll manipulation
Targeting political adversaries infringes on their First Amendment rights and shreds the very fabric of our constitutional republic. Not only is it their First Amendment right to question problems with Georgia’s elections, but their grievances and ours are a consequence of our fatally flawed voting system.
Fani Willis’ prosecutorial misconduct is a direct threat to the integrity of our elections. If she is not held accountable, then the precedent will be set for politically-connected politicians to use lawfare to quash investigations into legitimate questions of suspected election irregularities. This malfeasance doesn’t just target ordinary citizens – it includes any attorneys who would represent them.
Violations of oath of office
Pursuant to Georgia Code Section 15-18-2, all district attorneys must take the following oath of office: “I do swear that I will faithfully and impartially and without fear, favor, or affectation discharge my duties as district attorney and will take only my lawful compensation. So help me God.”
Ms. Willis has violated two different aspects of this oath. By initiating baseless prosecutions against political opponents – all while withholding evidence of 2020 election fraud and irregularities – Ms. Willis has violated her oath to act with impartiality.
In addition, it has recently been reported that Ms. Willis engaged in an inappropriate and unethical relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade. She also authorized her office to compensate Mr. Wade with nearly $700,000 and financially benefitted from their inappropriate relationship. Therefore, Ms. Willis has violated her oath to take only her lawful compensation.
Pursuant to Georgia Code Section 45-3-1, all public officers must “swear that he or she is not the holder of any unaccounted for public money due this state or any political subdivision or authority thereof.”
However, at the time Ms. Willis swore this oath, she owed the State late fees stemming from her candidacy for public office. This is yet another oath she has violated.
Crimes under Georgia law
Ms. Willis has also arguably committed multiple crimes in carrying out this groundless prosecution. These include:
· Using “oppression or tyrannical partiality” in the administration or under color of her office (Georgia Code Section 45-11-4)
· Violating defendants’ First Amendment rights in contravention of Section 1, Clause 2 of the 14th Amendment (prosecutable under 18 U.S.C. Sections 241 and 242)
· Willfully and intentionally violating her oath as a public officer (Georgia Code Section 16-10-1)
· Honest services fraud (18 U.S.C. Section 1346)
HR 872 to impeach Fani Willis
Georgia State Representative Charlice Byrd has introduced a house resolution to impeach Fani Willis for the aforementioned misconduct (HR 872). We must urge all Georgia state legislators to immediately put their support behind this resolution.
Willis’ actions directly threaten the integrity of Georgia’s 2024 elections. We cannot wait for (or rely on) a new commission to hold Ms. Willis accountable. The Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission has already been mired in a legal challenge, and this matter is too important for our legislators to pass it off onto a commission of unelected appointees. Our state legislature owes it to the people of Georgia to take ownership and use its impeachment authority under Article III, Section VII, Paragraph II of the Georgia Constitution.
It’s imperative that all Americans stand united against any attempt to suppress political voices. It's imperative that all Americans stand united to save our elections. Tell our state legislators to act now and unite in support of HR 872 to impeach Fani Willis and save the 2024 elections.
Support HR 872 to impeach Fani Willis
Support HR 872 to impeach Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. Failure to act now will imperil Georgia’s 2024 elections. The 41-count indictment filed by Ms. Willis against 19 of her political adversaries is a direct attack on the integrity of Georgia’s elections and the republican form of government guaranteed by our federal and state constitutions. Ms. Willis has also violated her oath of office and arguably committed serious crimes under Georgia and federal law.
Election interference
At the core of our republic is our right to dissent. Ms. Willis’ 41-count racketeering indictment of 19 political adversaries may be the grossest abuse of power and political persecution in the history of our republic. VoterGA presented a thorough analysis of the indictment which includes citations of election related “crimes.” No true crime is identified in the indictment – only misapplication of the law and misinformation throughout its 98 pages.
Examples include:
· Alleged false statements made about Georgia elections that are actually true;
· Statements protected by free speech of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
· False criminalization of legitimate Georgia contingent elector activities
· False charges of computer crimes against those who exposed voting system failures
· False charges against those trying to protect potential witnesses of election crime
· Misapplication of racketeering, forgery, and solicitation statutes to legal activities
Meanwhile, there is evidence of potential election crimes in Fulton County that Fani Willis ignored and kept hidden from the grand jury including:
· Election bribery and interference
· Ballot trafficking
· Electronic vote tampering
· Falsification of audit documents
· Voter roll manipulation
Targeting political adversaries infringes on their First Amendment rights and shreds the very fabric of our constitutional republic. Not only is it their First Amendment right to question problems with Georgia’s elections, but their grievances and ours are a consequence of our fatally flawed voting system.
Fani Willis’ prosecutorial misconduct is a direct threat to the integrity of our elections. If she is not held accountable, then the precedent will be set for politically-connected politicians to use lawfare to quash investigations into legitimate questions of suspected election irregularities. This malfeasance doesn’t just target ordinary citizens – it includes any attorneys who would represent them.
Violations of oath of office
Pursuant to Georgia Code Section 15-18-2, all district attorneys must take the following oath of office: “I do swear that I will faithfully and impartially and without fear, favor, or affectation discharge my duties as district attorney and will take only my lawful compensation. So help me God.”
Ms. Willis has violated two different aspects of this oath. By initiating baseless prosecutions against political opponents – all while withholding evidence of 2020 election fraud and irregularities – Ms. Willis has violated her oath to act with impartiality.
In addition, it has recently been reported that Ms. Willis engaged in an inappropriate and unethical relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade. She also authorized her office to compensate Mr. Wade with nearly $700,000 and financially benefitted from their inappropriate relationship. Therefore, Ms. Willis has violated her oath to take only her lawful compensation.
Pursuant to Georgia Code Section 45-3-1, all public officers must “swear that he or she is not the holder of any unaccounted for public money due this state or any political subdivision or authority thereof.”
However, at the time Ms. Willis swore this oath, she owed the State late fees stemming from her candidacy for public office. This is yet another oath she has violated.
Crimes under Georgia law
Ms. Willis has also arguably committed multiple crimes in carrying out this groundless prosecution. These include:
· Using “oppression or tyrannical partiality” in the administration or under color of her office (Georgia Code Section 45-11-4)
· Violating defendants’ First Amendment rights in contravention of Section 1, Clause 2 of the 14th Amendment (prosecutable under 18 U.S.C. Sections 241 and 242)
· Willfully and intentionally violating her oath as a public officer (Georgia Code Section 16-10-1)
· Honest services fraud (18 U.S.C. Section 1346)
HR 872 to impeach Fani Willis
Georgia State Representative Charlice Byrd has introduced a house resolution to impeach Fani Willis for the aforementioned misconduct (HR 872). We must urge all Georgia state legislators to immediately put their support behind this resolution.
Willis’ actions directly threaten the integrity of Georgia’s 2024 elections. We cannot wait for (or rely on) a new commission to hold Ms. Willis accountable. The Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission has already been mired in a legal challenge, and this matter is too important for our legislators to pass it off onto a commission of unelected appointees. Our state legislature owes it to the people of Georgia to take ownership and use its impeachment authority under Article III, Section VII, Paragraph II of the Georgia Constitution.
It’s imperative that all Americans stand united against any attempt to suppress political voices. It's imperative that all Americans stand united to save our elections. Tell our state legislators to act now and unite in support of HR 872 to impeach Fani Willis and save the 2024 elections.