Trump appeals Georgia court order that keeps Fani Willis on the case: 'should have been disqualified'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

26% : In a petition to the Georgia Court of Appeals, Trump and co-defendants argued that a court order demanding Willis to remove special prosecutor Nathan Wade or withdraw from the case didn't go far enough, and that she should have been disqualified.
25% : Trump and his co-defendants accused Willis of having an "improper" affair with Wade prior to his hiring in 2021 and that she financially benefited from his position as special counsel.
24% : "Defendants argued in the trial court that the indictment should have been dismissed and, at a minimum, DA Willis and her office should have been disqualified from prosecuting the case," Steve Sadow, counsel for Trump said in a statement Friday.

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