Let's break down what Jim Jordan and the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee have outlined in their letter, highlighting the reasons they believe warrant an investigation into Fani Willis.

To begin with, the forewoman of the special grand jury convened by Willis to probe President Trump openly boasted during a "media" tour about her eagerness to subpoena Trump and have him sworn in. This glaringly indicates her bias.

The letter cites a document released by the Fulton County Superior Court's Clerk, publicly listing criminal charges against Trump BEFORE the Grand Jury had even convened or voted. 

Jim Jordan's letter also notes that a Fulton County court disqualified Willis from targeting Georgia Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones due to her active support and fundraising for his Democratic opponent. This essentially implies that she's already been identified as politically driven and is explicitly prohibited from targeting other individuals due to her evident political motivations. 

Not only does Willis exude political motives, but the timing of her indictment is incredibly convenient. In February 2021, news outlets reported that Willis instructed her office to initiate an investigation into President Trump. However, she only pressed charges two-and-a-half years later, precisely when the Republican presidential nomination campaign was at its peak.

Doesn't this seem like a convenient maneuver to meddle with the 2024 election? It undeniably points towards blatant political intentions.

Additionally, the indictment seeks to criminalize under Georgia law the White House Chief of Staff's coordination of meetings and calls for the President – as if things can't get ridiculous enough. 

There are aspects of the indictment that also question whether Willis's office intends to criminalize certain speech by federal officers, including the President, protected by the First Amendment. How can she be allowed to undermine constitutional rights? And if she is, she must be thoroughly investigated and face proper consequences. 

Moreover, there are inquiries about whether and how Willis's office coordinated with DOJ Special Counsel Jack Smith during the investigation. Reports suggest that Willis's office and Mr. Smith "interviewed many of the same witnesses and reviewed much of the same evidence" in arriving at the decision to indict President Trump – again another convenient way to progress the witch hunt on President Donald Trump. 

All these factors demand an investigation into Fani Willis. Jim Jordan and his pursuit to probe Willis must find support based on the aforementioned information. Those who have abused the law and manipulated the judicial system unconstitutionally should face just consequences.