Almost Two Dozen Soros Backed Prosecutors Removed Since 2022

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Mike LaChance
Article publisher: 
Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
5 December 2024
Article category: 
National News
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judiciary
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A few years back, left wing billionaire George Soros went on a spending spree and got prosecutors elected all over America who then went to work doing the exact opposite of what prosecutors are supposed to do.

They were soft on crime, freed dangerous criminals without bail and refused to prosecute certain cases based on so-called social justice.

Once the public figured this out, these prosecutors started getting challenged for office or even voted out in recall elections. Since 2022, almost two dozen of them have been kicked out of office, but it’s no time to slow down. They all must go...

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