Fani Willis claims to have been “attacked and oversexualized” for trying to punish Donald Trump

The Fulton County district attorney is convinced she is being “attacked and oversexualized” because she tried to have Donald Trump sanctioned for their attempts to annul the presidential elections held in Georgia in 2020.

During a speech delivered at a church in Atlanta, the 53-year-old Californian, who lost much of her prestige after her romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, a prosecutor whom she demanded be hired on her team to carry out the investigation, came to light. carry out the investigation against Donald Trump, She claims to suffer persecution for being a woman and also African American.

“I live the experience of a black woman who is attacked and oversexualized. I’m so tired of hearing these idiots say my name like ‘Fanny’ in a way to try and humiliate me. because, like the dumb kids at school, the name reminds them of a woman’s butt,” he said, referring to derogatory comments about his name made by Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Ohio in March.

The controversial thing about the matter is that The affair held by Fani Willis with his prosecutor ended up affecting the trial scheduled against the former president, to the extent that there is no date to hold it.

However, this does not seem to affect the Jurisprudence expert, who affirms that she will continue working with the objective that at some point those who violate the law will be punished.

“What I am here to tell you is not to worry about the insults towards me. “I am too busy working 15 hours a day trying to use every talent that God gave me to fulfill the purpose that God set for me,” she emphasized.

In his speech, Fani Willis also attacked Republican Jim Jordan, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, who also supports Donald Trump.

“We have politicians who do not dedicate time to fulfilling their chosen purpose. In fact, we have a clown in Washington DC who was elected for the purpose of making his community safer and passing laws, but he has been there for 17 years and he has not passed any laws,” he emphasized.

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