I wouldnt be surprised since they support the LGBT community. Coli clowns would just call you a racist, bigot or conspiracy theorist because GS is a god in their book.Word on the street George soros giving funds to n@mbla.
George Soros' quiet overhaul of the U.S. justice system
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Why is he a God to these people when some simple research shows he's a james bond villain
Why are you on George dikk?
Liberals dont question nor research the people they support. As long as they arent a right winger, they praise em. Brainwashed.
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
You support this man? He's one of the good guys to you or what.
What's your stance on George nikka.
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Pull Up the Roots
Breakfast for dinner.
@ kingsmen talking about research.
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George Soros has been busy pumping money into district attorney (DA) races across the country, according to reports.
Soros-funded shell groups called “Safety & Justice” PACs dominate DA races in Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas, Politico reports.
Soros spent much of 2014 and 2015 giving substantial sums of money to Black Lives Matter (BLM) and affiliated groups, and is now pushing candidates at the local level as part of his “criminal justice reform” agenda. One beneficiary of Soros money is Kim Foxx, who won the Democratic March primary for Cook County, marking a major victory for BLM.
Safety & Justice PAC of Illinois received a $300,000 donation from the Civic Participation Action Fund (CPAF), a group whose stated mission is to “fund projects and organizations that promote racial equality, expand civic engagement and increase economic opportunity for low income communities and communities of color throughout the United States.”
Another Soros-backed candidate was Robert Schuler Smith, District Attorney of Hinds County, Mississippi, who said he was “thankful” for the support of Mississippi Safety & Justice PAC, which gave $56,000 to Smith.
Smith was arrested and charged in June with six counts of improperly providing information to defendants. After an investigation by the Attorney General and the FBI, an affidavit accused the Soros-supported Smith of meeting with a defendant named Christopher Butler and providing a written letter to his attorney advising “various ways to attack the state’s case against Mr. Butler.”
Butler, who faces up to 15 years in prison, also recently got caught with a cell phone in prison.
All six counts in the affidavit allege Smith of breaking the same Mississippi law stating “District Attorney not to advise, counsel, consult, or defend criminals.”
Soros Spends Millions in DA Races, Supported Potentially Criminal Candidate
Soros-funded shell groups called “Safety & Justice” PACs dominate DA races in Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas, Politico reports.
Soros spent much of 2014 and 2015 giving substantial sums of money to Black Lives Matter (BLM) and affiliated groups, and is now pushing candidates at the local level as part of his “criminal justice reform” agenda. One beneficiary of Soros money is Kim Foxx, who won the Democratic March primary for Cook County, marking a major victory for BLM.
Safety & Justice PAC of Illinois received a $300,000 donation from the Civic Participation Action Fund (CPAF), a group whose stated mission is to “fund projects and organizations that promote racial equality, expand civic engagement and increase economic opportunity for low income communities and communities of color throughout the United States.”
Another Soros-backed candidate was Robert Schuler Smith, District Attorney of Hinds County, Mississippi, who said he was “thankful” for the support of Mississippi Safety & Justice PAC, which gave $56,000 to Smith.
Smith was arrested and charged in June with six counts of improperly providing information to defendants. After an investigation by the Attorney General and the FBI, an affidavit accused the Soros-supported Smith of meeting with a defendant named Christopher Butler and providing a written letter to his attorney advising “various ways to attack the state’s case against Mr. Butler.”
Butler, who faces up to 15 years in prison, also recently got caught with a cell phone in prison.
All six counts in the affidavit allege Smith of breaking the same Mississippi law stating “District Attorney not to advise, counsel, consult, or defend criminals.”
Soros Spends Millions in DA Races, Supported Potentially Criminal Candidate
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
I agree with his stances on most of the causes he funds. I don't like that we have a system where someone like him has so much influence over policy just because he's super-rich regardless of whether or not I agree with them.
And if the information about him donating to boy love associations are true does your stance on him change at all?
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
I don't know anything about that. Educate me.
You seemed to stunned when i ETHER you everytime and those who cosigned you with daps are too p*ssy to debate.
maybe christopher butler was being railroaded by a racist mississippi justice system and smith was trying to help the man out of some bullshyt drug charges.George Soros has been busy pumping money into district attorney (DA) races across the country, according to reports.
Soros-funded shell groups called “Safety & Justice” PACs dominate DA races in Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas, Politico reports.
Soros spent much of 2014 and 2015 giving substantial sums of money to Black Lives Matter (BLM) and affiliated groups, and is now pushing candidates at the local level as part of his “criminal justice reform” agenda. One beneficiary of Soros money is Kim Foxx, who won the Democratic March primary for Cook County, marking a major victory for BLM.
Safety & Justice PAC of Illinois received a $300,000 donation from the Civic Participation Action Fund (CPAF), a group whose stated mission is to “fund projects and organizations that promote racial equality, expand civic engagement and increase economic opportunity for low income communities and communities of color throughout the United States.”
Another Soros-backed candidate was Robert Schuler Smith, District Attorney of Hinds County, Mississippi, who said he was “thankful” for the support of Mississippi Safety & Justice PAC, which gave $56,000 to Smith.
Smith was arrested and charged in June with six counts of improperly providing information to defendants. After an investigation by the Attorney General and the FBI, an affidavit accused the Soros-supported Smith of meeting with a defendant named Christopher Butler and providing a written letter to his attorney advising “various ways to attack the state’s case against Mr. Butler.”
Butler, who faces up to 15 years in prison, also recently got caught with a cell phone in prison.
All six counts in the affidavit allege Smith of breaking the same Mississippi law stating “District Attorney not to advise, counsel, consult, or defend criminals.”
Soros Spends Millions in DA Races, Supported Potentially Criminal Candidate