Beware, me mateys! Be not lured by Soros scoundrels, or ye'll suffer crime aplenty and skewed justice, arr!
2023-12-07
Arrr, matey! The likes of billionaire George Soros bebackin' these radical progressive scallywags fer the grand position of distict attorney, aye! But alas, methinks their rule be bringin' naught but risin' crime and a cut in safety. Shiver me timbers, 'tis a blunderous affair, I tell ye!
As the 2023 general election is analyzed, voters in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania and Loudoun County, Virginia have sent a clear message: the district attorney's office is not for sale. In Allegheny County, billionaire George Soros funded a challenger to incumbent District Attorney Stephen Zappala, providing over $700,000 in special interest money. With this funding, the Soros-backed candidate was able to defeat Zappala in the Democratic primary. Undeterred, Zappala sought and received the Republican nomination, ultimately winning re-election. Similarly, in Loudoun County, Soros-backed Commonwealth Attorney Buta Biberaj lost to Republican Bob Anderson. Biberaj had received nearly a million dollars from Soros in 2019 and raised over a million dollars in the current race, compared to Anderson's $70,000. However, the voters prioritized public safety over special interest spending and elected Anderson.These attempts to buy elections and insert social justice prosecutors with Soros' backing are not isolated incidents. Soros has spent millions of dollars across the country to elect progressive prosecutors, resulting in increased crime and reduced public safety. Many of these prosecutors lack experience and use the office to push a radical social agenda. Examples include the recall of San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin due to increased crime, the indictment and conviction of Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby for perjury, and the removal proceedings against St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner for failing to do her duty. In Chicago, State's Attorney Kim Foxx saw a dramatic increase in violent crime. The list goes on, with estimates suggesting that 1 in 5 Americans live in jurisdictions controlled by Soros-backed prosecutors.
These elections have consequences, including higher crime rates and lower economic development. Businesses leave high-crime areas, depriving communities of essential services. It is ironic that Soros often targets incumbent Democrat DAs who are faithfully enforcing the law. It is crucial to prevent big money and special interests from influencing these important elections. The district attorney's office is not for sale.