'What is wrong with this lady': Internet slams Marjorie Taylor Greene for filing ethics complaint against Fani Willis

The four-page ethics complaint, dated February 6 was filed with the Georgia State Ethics Commission
Marjorie Taylor Greene files ethics complaint against Fani Willis (Getty Images)
Marjorie Taylor Greene files ethics complaint against Fani Willis (Getty Images)

FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA: On February 6, Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga) initiated an ethics complaint against Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D).

Greene accused the Georgia prosecutor of neglecting to disclose 'luxury vacations' she had taken with Nathan Wade, a prominent prosecutor in former President Trump’s Georgia criminal case, with whom she admitted to having a 'personal relationship'.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - APRIL 22: U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks during a court trial on April 2
Marjorie Taylor Greene's case alleges that Willis violated the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Act (Getty Images)

Ethics complaint against Fani Willis raises questions about jurisdiction and substance

As per The Hill, The four-page ethics complaint, dated Tuesday and submitted to the Georgia State Ethics Commission, contends that Willis violated the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Act by failing to disclose 'suspicious relationships and transactions' she had with Wade.

While the commission does review issues such as failure to file disclosure reports, which Greene alleges against Willis, it may not have the authority to delve into the substance of her complaint.

Nathan Wade (wadeandcampbell.com)
MTG the Georgia prosecutor of failing to disclose “luxury vacations” she took with Nathan Wade, (wadeandcampbell.com)

Specifically, the commission's mandate does not extend to investigating the ethical or moral conduct of candidates, lobbyists, or public officers, nor does it encompass the review of the misuse of state or local funds.

The crux of Greene's complaint revolves around allegations stemming from a co-defendant of former President Trump, Mike Roman. Roman filed motions seeking to disqualify Willis from a significant racketeering and election interference case.

Among his allegations were claims that Willis and another individual, Wade, had traveled together to various 'traditional vacation destinations', including the Caribbean and Napa Valley.

Greene's ethics complaint accuses Willis of financial impropriety

Greene, a staunch supporter of Trump, argued that the payment of around $700,000 received by Wade for his involvement in the Trump case qualifies him as an 'authority of the state'. Consequently, she implied that Willis should disclose any financial transactions between them.

However, the legislation she refers to mandates public officials to divulge payments solely for activities such as speaking engagements, seminars, or discussions directly pertinent to their official responsibilities.

Willis's office refrained from providing a comment on the morning of February 8. Both individuals addressed Roman's accusations against them earlier this month, some of which Greene included in the complaint.

They stated that their association commenced after Wade's recruitment and admitted that the financial burden for personal travel expenses is shared approximately equally between them.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis admitted her romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade (@FaniforDA/X)
Fulton County DA Fani Willis admitted her romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade (@FaniforDA/X)

Greene insinuated that Willis behaved improperly by not disclosing her share of expenses incurred as a couple.

According to the complaint, "On information and belief, Fani Willis received compensation for travel from her secret boyfriend and special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, to vacation on a luxury Caribbean cruise and a visit to Napa Valley. These disclosures would have allowed the public to discover her inappropriate relationship with her secret boyfriend and special prosecutor Nathan Wade, which has illegally tainted her already spurious prosecution against former President Trump and 18 co-defendants."

However, Willis's office refuted this argument in a previous court filing.

"Fulton County prosecutors emphasized in a filing, 'To be absolutely clear, the personal relationship between Special Prosecutor Wade and District Attorney Willis has never involved direct or indirect financial benefit to District Attorney Willis.'"

Furthermore, Willis has characterized the motion as "salacious" and "designed to obtain" media attention in court filings. 

Internet criticize MTG's ethics complaint against Willis

The ethics complaint elicited negative reactions from netizens, with some writing, "Does MTG understand her job responsibilities?".



 

"Election interference is also a federal crime".



 

"Glad to see Marj has continued to do her job of doing ABSOLUTELY NOTHING for the American people".



 

"Does she ever do anything proactive to support her constituents at all??? Seems like all she does is play politics for her god trump".



 

"When is MTG going to learn. People are allowed to take luxury vacations if someone else pays for it Hint Boyfriend, Husband, casual acquaintance. There is No law against it. Maybe We should file ethics violation against you or people in your party you take vacations together".



 

"What is wrong with this lady her jealousy of Black people".



 



 

"Why is this NOTHING still in congress???????"

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