Will Georgia DA Fani Willis be withdrawn from Trump's case?

[AgnosticBoy]

I've been keeping up with some of the charges and trial against Trump in Georgia. For those of you not familiar with that, basically Trump is being prosecuted in Georgia for election interference. The Georgia DA that's leading the charges is Fani Willis. But now Fani Willis is under scrutiny for misconduct based on allegations that she financially profited (therefore a conflict of interest?) from appointing a lead prosecutor, Nathan Wade, and someone who she was romantically involved with. If the judge finds those allegations credible, Fani Willis and her office could be disqualified from the case.

For Debate:
1. Do you think Fani Willis will be disqualified from her case against Trump?
2. Will the case against Trump also be dismissed if Fani Willis office can no longer prosecute him?

Here's some analysis:

 

[AgnosticBoy]

Some of the more heated parts of Willis' testimony:

I'm thinking I should've became a lawyer because I like keeping up with some of the big cases and hearing all of the details.