Soros accused of funding PAC that donated to DA who indicted Trump

 Daily Fetch:

Leftist mega-donor George Soros responded to Republcians calling out his funding of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and his politically motivated investigation that led to President Trump’s indictment.

“I don’t know” Bragg, Soros claimed.

George Soros also claimed he did not contribute any money to Bragg or his campaign to become district attorney.

Soros’ response came after many GOP members denounced Bragg as being backed and funded by the billionaire.

“I think some on the right would rather focus on far-fetched conspiracy theories than on the serious charges against the former president,” Soros said.

Soros has contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Color of Change PAC, which endorsed Bragg and funded his candidacy.

Soros has been making large donations to Democratic candidates for many years, most notably left-wing prosecutors who allow cities across America to crumble under exploding crime.

Open Society Foundations poured at least $35 million into anti-police groups in 2021, according to tax forms.

Soros has bankrolled many anti-police groups and initiatives working on efforts to overhaul the criminal justice system in recent years.

The billionaire has also backed dozens of far-left prosecutors, including Kimberly Graham, who received more than $300,000 in backing for her Polk County Attorney Democratic primary election.

Meanwhile, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán slammed Soros for meddling with the Hungarian justice system via his shady donations.

More evidence of Soros’s meddling came earlier this month when we reported on another Soros-funded prosecutor facing an angry backlash from police after declining to charge a potential school shooter.
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Soros seems to think that prosecutors are picking on blacks rather than just bringing cases against criminals.  Bragg's case against Trump looks very suspect and politically motivated.

See, also:

Left Smears Ron DeSantis For Pointing Out The Truth About George Soros

 For Democrats, ‘antisemitism’ is just another cynical political tool.

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