Legal experts argue that the efforts to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting former President Donald Trump on election racketeering charges effectively died in the water Tuesday. This response came after Terrence Bradley, the former divorce lawyer for Nathan Wade, took the stand in an evidentiary hearing to discuss the parameters of his admitted personal relationship with Willis. Bradley said under oath that any comments he made about when Willis and Wade’s relationship began — a contentious point in the hearing — were simple “speculation.” “There it is,” leg…