A Georgia prosecutor who indicated she was likely to seek criminal charges soon in a two-year election subversion probe.
’s Delaware home and at a Washington office. The Justice Department tapped a separate special counsel to investigate that matter.phone call
“All I want to do is this: I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have,” Trump said on the call.Since then, the investigation’s scope has broadened considerably, encompassing among other things: a slate of Republicanphone calls by Trump and others to Georgia officials in the weeks after the 2020 election, and unfounded allegations of widespread election fraud made to state lawmakers.
“She’s supposed to be stopping violent crime, and that’s her job,” Trump said of Willis. “Not to go after people for political reasons, that did things absolutely perfectly.” But Willis’ comments indicate that the Georgia investigation is on a path toward resolution — with charges or not — on a timetable independent of what the Justice Department is planning to do, legal experts said.
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