evidence: Former President Donald Trump attacked Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Monday, accusing him of blocking an effort to impeach Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis after her office brought election interference charges against Trump last week—and while the legislature has the tools to impeach Willis, it’s unlikely the effort will succeed. [...] Trump made the comments after Republican Georgia state Sen. Colton Moore asked Kemp in a letter last week to call a special session to investigate and potentially impeach Willis for "potentially abusing her position of power by pursuing former President Donald J. Trump." [...] Even after the state legislature is in session, the idea of removing Willis faces long odds: Georgia’s constitution lays out a process similar to Congress’ rules for impeaching federal officials, meaning the House would vote on whether to impeach Willis, then the Senate would conduct a trial, and a conviction requires a vote from two-thirds of senators.