The House Judiciary Committee asked former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade on Thursday to appear for an interview with Congress to address “serious concerns” surrounding his work on the election-related case against former President Donald Trump in Georgia.
The committee requested that Wade provide by next week numerous records related to his time working under District Attorney Fani Willis and that he schedule a meeting with the committee, according to a letter obtained by the Washington Examiner.
“There are serious concerns about your role in the politically motivated prosecution initiated by Ms. Willis against President Donald J. Trump,” committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) wrote.
Willis hired Wade, a private attorney with no experience working on the racketeering crimes alleged in Trump’s case, at the end of 2021. Her office proceeded to Read more…
