George Soros - a name that nobody wishes to hear - is seemingly investing a fortune into California's upcoming District Attorney races - for what appears to be a desire to affect the judicial system.
What the end goal of the ultra-powerful globalist billionaire remains to be seen. Some have suggested that he may be in fear of potential prosecutions of some of his business investments and organizations in the deepest of California territory. Others report that the interest from Soros is to affect the future of prosecutorial potential in the state.
There are at least four crucial District Attorney races that Soros has went full-throttle in dumping his endless resources into, and the LA Times suggests that Soros is attempting to “reshape the nation's criminal justice system” by backing candidates who want to “crack down on police misconduct,” and “reduce incarceration rates.”
With the insanely-high rates of crime in California, one has to wonder what the end-goal for attempting to reduce the incarceration rates are, except to potentially limit the number of future felony convictions so that there are more eligible voters for the Democratic Party in 2020.
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That would be the <i>most-obvious</i> of reasons, especially when you consider the fact that the 45th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump, has ever-increasing support in the State of California due to the disturbing “Sanctuary” policies of Governor Jerry Brown, with many people believing that Trump could be the first Republican since Ronald Reagan to turn the historically-blue State into a red-state.
"These people who want to create their own social policy are not worthy of the office," former Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley said of Soros and other billionaires who are dumping into the races. "If they win in San Diego or Sacramento, L.A. is next."
In Sacramento County and Alameda County, Soros is reportedly backing new liberals to challenge the incumbents. In San Diego County, Soros has placed his funds behind an unknown public defender who's made a career out of protecting criminals and keeping them from going to prison. In Contra Costa County, Soros among other wealthy liberal elites is backing the current DA.
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There are several other counties in which donations are being dumped by the similarly wealthy liberal elites, showing what appears to be a coordinated effort to make some type of change to the entire criminal justice system.
It's unusual for these type of people to finance District Attorney races, which is what has raised the eyebrows of even the local media, in a seemingly much larger plot to affect the future of the State.
Geneviéve Jones-Wright, the young African-American Democrat, making headlines as of late in San Diego County, has already received a single 1.5 million dollar donation via a PAC from the Hungarian billionaire, more than her opposition has raised during the entire campaign.
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It's disturbing that a foreign entity such as Soros can donate into American politics in the first place, but as long as loopholes exist, George Soros is the master of exploiting them.
With an individual donation limit of $800 existing in the state, in just one week's time, George Soros has exceeded this by over 3700 percent, having dumped over $3 million into the State’s DA races, raising uncertainty as to the legality of the financial backing.
By using so-called nonprofit groups, Soros is able to bypass these individual limitations, showing again that our current federal campaign finance laws can do little to affect the outcome of the individual county and state races when such loopholes exist.
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Soros is even going further left than the likes of Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA), who herself endorsed Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley, the current Democrat in control, yet Soros is backing her opposition challenging her during the reelection bid.
At some point, Congress needs to legislate on how foreign-born donors can invest using non-profits and PACs in the fashion Soros continues to abuse, otherwise the current laws we have in place only provide limitations for Americans and find gateways for the rich and powerful to meddle in our elections regardless.
That's exactly what George Soros is doing, and you'd better believe this is part of a much more crucial long-term strategy, one that is being underestimated.
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Soros despises President Trump, whereas a year ago he wrongfully predicted that “Donald Trump will fail, and the stock market will crash,” to which the President continues to prove him wrong with one of the most significant economic upturns in American history.
Additional Sources or Relevant Information:
http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-prosecutor-campaign-20180523-story.html
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Is it alright for a foreigner to basically invest in American politics?