Here are the woke DAs funded by the George Soros machine letting criminals run ... trends now
Billionaire financier George Soros has spent millions of dollars funding the campaigns of woke District Attorneys who have let criminals run amok with no prosecution in many American cities.
A study earlier this year found that the 92-year-old spent at least $40million to install as many as 75 prosecutors who support his leftist agenda — either with outright donations or fueled through political action committees.
These DAs have stripped away bail laws and opted to forgo prosecuting crimes such as theft and reckless driving, effectively giving criminals a free pass and leading to the breakdown of law and order across the United States.
As a direct result, crime has skyrocketed in major cities overseen by Soros's DAs, with St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner having to step down as she faced a bill that would strip her of most of her power and 'permanently remove the right of every St. Louis voter to elect their circuit attorney.'
And in New York, Soros has come under fire for supporting District Attorney Alvin Bragg — who indicted former President Donald Trump for allegedly making a $130,000 hush-money payment made to porn star Stormy Daniels.
DailyMail.com has now compiled a list of the most notorious District Attorneys George Soros has financed over the years:
George Soros spent at least $40million to install as many as 75 prosecutors who support his leftist agenda
Alvin Bragg: Reduced armed robbery penalties in NYC
Soros donated $1 million in 2021 to the left-leaning Color of Change political action committee that backed Bragg, who vowed to reduce penalties for armed robberies, and to no longer prosecute resisting arrest in the Big Apple.
He has also let a litany of shoplifting offenses slide, leading to soaring smash-and-grab robberies at high-end retail stores across the city.
Theft from pharmacies, bodegas, and supermarkets in New York City has left store owners locking merchandise to shelves with chains and padlocks.
In recent weeks, Bragg has also come under fire from conservatives for indicting former President Donald Trump for allegedly making a $130,000 hush-money payment made to Daniels.
On April 2, the Trump campaign wrote: 'Leftist Democrat District Attorney Alvin Bragg concocted a sham indictment of President Donald J. Trump. It is an unprecedented political persecution of the 45th President of the United States and a blatant attempt to interfere in the 2024 election.'
It added, 'the American people and Republican primary voters, in particular, are outraged by the weaponization of our justice system by George Soros’ hand-picked and funded Manhattan DA against a completely innocent person and the leading Republican candidate for president.'
But George vehemently hit back at the accusations as he claimed he had no connection to Bragg.
His spokesman Michael Vachon said: 'George Soros has never met, spoken with, or otherwise communicated with Alvin Bragg.
'Neither George Soros nor Democracy PAC (a PAC to which Mr. Soros has contributed funds) contributed to Alvin Bragg’s campaign for Manhattan District Attorney.'
The billionaire himself says he doesn't know Bragg and never directly funded his campaign.
'I did not contribute to his campaign and I don't know him,' George told Semafor.
'I think some on the right would rather focus on far-fetched conspiracy theories than on the serious charges against the former president.'
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has come under fire in recent weeks for indicting former President Donald Trump for allegedly paying porn star Stormy Daniels $130,000 in hush money. He is one of 75 district attorneys who have been funded by liberal George Santos
Kim Gardner, the St. Louis District Attorney, announced recently that she would step down from her position amid increased scrutiny into case dismissals and delays
Kim Gardner: Murders reach 50-year high in St. Louis
The St. Louis DA received about $116,000 from Soros backed PACs.
Under her watch, murder in St. Louis his a 50-year high.
Despite those numbers, Gardner has charged fewer and fewer felonies.
Gardner had also faced backlash just one year into office, when she indicted Gov. Eric Greitens for taking a partially nude photo of a woman without her concenst.
But the charges were eventually dropped, an investigator she hired pleaded guilty in federal court to concealing documents in the case and Gardner was reprimanded by the Missouri Supreme Court and was forced to pay $750 in an ethics case over her office's mishandling of evidence, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
She later also came under fire for her decision to charge a couple for brandishing guns at Black Lives Matter protesters.
Everything eventually came to a had in February, when a car speeding through the downtown crashed, pinning a teenager between two vehicles and leading to the amputation of both her legs.
The car's driver, Daniel Riley, had remained free
