Judge Orders Fani Willis to Disclose All Correspondence with the January 6th Committee

I wonder if she was f*cking them too.

Willis had previously refused to disclose her coordination with, I mean, correspondence with, the ultra-politicized J6 committee. She lied about not having any correspondence with him, despite another document showing that she did seek to meet with the committee to talk with their investigators.

A judge told this disgusting whore to turn over the documents within five days.

In March, Judicial Watch launched a lawsuit after Willis denied possessing any records responsive to an August 2023 public records request.

The organization, which investigates government misconduct, suggested in the civil action complaint that Willis likely lied about the purported lack of responsive records on hand.

As proof, Judicial Watch referenced a December 2021 letter Willis wrote to Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS), then chairman of the congressional January 6 committee. In the letter, Willis officially requested the committee's help with her Trump investigation and offered to trek to Capitol Hill to convene at the committee's convenience.

"It may well be most efficient for your staff and effective for our understanding of my staff and me to meet with your investigators in person. We are able to travel to Washington..." Willis wrote, also asking for access to congressional records, such as recordings, transcripts of witness interviews and depositions, communications, and travel documents.

The letter to Thompson is clearly a responsive record, Judicial Watch noted, yet it was neither produced in response to the request nor claimed to be subject to exemption under state law.

Judicial Watch additionally cited news reports indicating that representatives of Willis did indeed travel to the nation's capital to meet with J6 committee staffers in April, May, and November 2022, as Willis previously proposed.

By finding that Willis is in default (and has been since April 11), the court effectively declared that she violated Georgia's Open Records Act (ORA).

Willis now must hand over any available files within five business days.

Happy Humpday. You can smell Friday in the wind.

posted by Ace at 12:06 PM

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