In her zeal to get Trump, Fani Willis ignores masked protester crimes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : " Unable or unwilling to put duty ahead of ambition, Willis continues to focus her energies on Trump.
65% : Prosecuting Trump can be a money-making proposition.
60% : Like Ohio, Georgia has long outlawed protesting while masked, in response to the hoods that an earlier generation of 'anti-Zionist activists,' the KKK, used to obscure members' identities The violence of the Klan spurred Georgia to enact anti-masking laws in 1951.
49% : As anti-Israel protests continue to erupt across the Peach State, Fulton County DA Fani Willis is instead concentrating her ire (and her office's budget) on prosecuting ex-President Donald Trump.
33% : She hired her lover, special prosecutor Nathan Wade, and two other attorneys to prosecute Trump.
31% : When the first grand jury unanimously found that "no widespread fraud" took place in Georgia's 2020 presidential election, Willis empaneled an additional grand jury and indicted Trump and 18 co-defendants.
29% : But while many fear that the anti-Israel protests will increase in violence, Fulton County prosecutors seem unconcerned: Instead of charging protesters intent on reenacting the Klan's greatest hits, they are focusing their law-enforcement energy and considerable taxpayer resources on prosecuting Trump.
27% : Even prior to Willis' prosecution, federal special counsels spent an estimated $13 million of taxpayer money investigating Trump.
18% : Willis is pursuing Trump with unmatched enthusiasm.

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