Wake Up Call: Prosecutor Says He Took RICO Class For Trump Case

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• Nathan Wade, a former prosecutor in Donald Trump’s Georgia election fraud case, admitted to lawmakers that he had never worked on a racketeering case before Trump’s and that he had to take a racketeering law class before signing onto the case. He was removed from the case in March because of an affair he had with his boss, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. (New York Post)
• Perham Gorji left the Food and Drug Administration last ...