Kemp refuses special session to oust Fulton County DA for alleged election meddling.

Gov. Brian Kemp: No ‍Special Session⁢ to⁢ Impeach‌ Fulton County District Attorney

Gov. ​Brian Kemp ⁣(R-GA) made a bold statement on Thursday, declaring‍ that there will be⁤ no special session of the Georgia State legislature ⁤to ⁣impeach Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. In a surprising twist, Kemp argued that such an attempt could potentially be unconstitutional.

Kemp, despite‍ his personal opinions on Willis’s investigation ⁢into former President Donald Trump and ⁣his allies, acknowledged that he lacks the authority⁤ to call for a special session. During a news conference, he ‍emphasized ⁢the importance of following the law and ‌the ​Constitution, regardless of political⁢ implications.

“We ​have ⁣a law in‌ the state ⁣of Georgia⁣ that⁣ clearly outlines the legal steps that ⁣can be taken ‌if constituents believe their‌ local prosecutors ⁢are violating their ​oath by engaging in unethical or illegal behavior,” Kemp ⁢stated.

The governor further⁤ stated that he ‍has not ⁤seen⁣ any evidence that would warrant​ action by the prosecuting attorneys oversight commission. Calling for a special session to impeach Willis was deemed “unfeasible”‍ and potentially‍ even‌ “unconstitutional.”

Kemp’s​ resolute⁤ stance effectively puts the⁣ matter of impeaching Willis ⁤to rest, ⁤following⁤ her indictment of Trump and his allies earlier⁣ this‌ month. ⁢Notably, a total of 19 individuals‍ have been ​arrested on RICO charges.

The House Judiciary Committee has also launched⁤ its own investigation into Willis, with Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) expressing concerns about potential political motivations behind ⁣her actions. ⁤Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene ‍(R-GA) has shown her support for ​Trump and⁤ announced the congressional investigation while standing outside⁢ the Fulton County Jail.

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