George Soros’s Bad Bet – City Journal

"(George) Soros gambled that he could swing district attorney elections by heavily funding candidates who favored his version of justice, which focuses on de-prosecution and decarceration in the name of racial equity. Prosecutors like Larry Krasner in Philadelphia, Kim Foxx in Chicago, George Gascón in Los Angeles, and Alvin Bragg in New York rode Soros’s funding to victory. In pursuing this strategy, Soros made some successful calculations and some mistakes—both leading to ruinous consequences for American cities."
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Old Joe
2 years ago

It’s just too bad that Soros doesn’t have live where he’s funded his prosecutors.

Lana
2 years ago

Soros version of justice is no justice for criminals. This man should be thrown out of America.
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