A Desperate Trump Appeals Fani Willis Decision as Georgia Case Looms
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42% : Trump and eight of his 18 co-defendants in the case filed an application Friday with the Georgia Court of Appeals asking it to reconsider McAfee's decision.31% : But the most important thing to remember, Willis has stressed, is that Trump and his co-defendants are currently on trial for "trying to steal an election.
28% : Donald Trump on Friday asked a Georgia state appeals court to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from his election interference case, the former president's latest attempt to delay legal proceedings.
22% : Judge Scott McAfee ruled two weeks ago that Willis could remain on the case she built against Trump if her special prosecutor resigned.
18% : Trump and several of his co-defendants accused Willis of having an improper relationship with Wade, who has billed her office -- and thus county taxpayers -- for more than $728,000 in legal fees.
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