Georgia Republicans are considering ways to punish District Attorney Fani Willis after she indicted former President Donald Trump and 18 other defendants earlier this month.
State Senate Majority Leader Steve Gooch, a Republican, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that Senate GOP leaders could hold legislative hearings around whether Willis is using "her position in a political manner" following her sprawling racketeering indictment. He added that he sees Senate Bill 92, a new law that allows a state panel to probe and boot errant prosecutors, as a powerful "tool in the toolbox" that allies of the former president can use to dive into Willis' employment of public resources.
