Turns Out George Soros Provided Over 400k Reasons To
Drop The Smollett Case The Prosecution has dropped all
charges against Jussie Smollett and it appears that George Soros could have had
a hand in the decision to allow this story teller go.
There is plenty of money that could have influenced this decision. Smollett is just lucky that the prosecution was likely bought and paid for. As anyone else would have had to face the music.
There is plenty of money that could have influenced this decision. Smollett is just lucky that the prosecution was likely bought and paid for. As anyone else would have had to face the music.
“Left-wing billionaire mega-donor George Soros donated $408,000
in 2016 to a super PAC that supported Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx,
whose office prosecuted and dropped the Jussie Smollett case.
In a shock announcement Tuesday,
prosecutors dropped all 16 felony charges against the left-wing Hollywood
actor, whom police had accused of faking a hate crime in January that he blamed
on racist, homophobic white Trump supporters.
Foxx had formally recused herself from
the case in February because she had spoken with Smollett’s family. The Chicago Tribune later reported that Foxx had asked police to turn
the case over to the FBI after an intervention by Tina Tchen, a former chief of
staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama.
Soros has spent heavily on backing
“progressive” candidates for local prosecutorial offices across the nation,
following the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2014, which alleged
that black defendants have been treated unfairly by the justice system.”
Ann Coulter tweeted about Soros possible involvement.
“Oh, I see. Kim Foxx, the Chicago
prosecutor who dropped
Jussie Smollett charges was put there by
George Soros.”
A Former Chief Prosecutor finds
Prosecution Foxx’s actions to be an abuse of power.
“Law & Crime Network host Bob Bianchi, who was once the chief prosecutor in
Morris County, New Jersey, questioned the decision-making of the local
prosecutors.
“I think prosecutors caved to the court
of public opinion and gave the case away,” Bianchi said, calling the dismissal
“a sickening abuse of prosecutorial discretion.”
Bianchi said that remarks by the
prosecutors “make no sense,” and the idea that Smollett would do service goes
against how criminal cases normally work. “You can’t do community service for
an offense until you’ve been convicted and sentenced,” he said.”
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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