Soros backed DA's side with the crooks

 Washington Examiner Editorial:

'Soros prosecutors' are making US cities uninhabitable again

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 Thanks in some large part to Foxx, Chicago has no safe neighborhoods left. Ken Griffin, Chicago's wealthiest resident, has said that "Chicago is like Afghanistan on a good day, and that's a problem." He is talking about picking up his multibillion-dollar hedge fund and leaving for someplace where financial managers are actually willing to live. He also took it personally when someone “tried to carjack the security detail” outside his home, because it's become that bad.

It’s really quite simple to explain what has happened. Wealthy leftist donors such as George Soros have decided they find it amusing to endanger Chicagoans and the inhabitants of other major cities by funding the campaigns of incompetent, dishonest, soft-on-crime district attorneys such as Foxx, Philadelphia's Larry Krasner, Baltimore's Marilyn Mosby, and others. Based on the spike in violent crime over which these Soros DAs have presided, it seems safe to say that this project is making America’s cities uninhabitable again.

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In San Francisco shoplifters openly operate and are not prosecuted.  The results have been higher prices for honest people or in some cases store closures making it harder for honest people to find goods.  Similar things are happening with a Soros-backed DA in Los Angelos. 

Other Democrat politicians are seeking clemency for brutal murderers:

They're Not Defending Their Best

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