Soros DAs suffer 12 big defeats, billionaire's agenda faces uncertain future

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Soros DAs suffer 12 big defeats, billionaire's agenda faces uncertain future
Story by Michael Dorgan • 23h

Lawmakers investigating George Soros' 'shortcut' to buying radio stations before election
Americans are turning the page on the woke left's approach to crime, if this week's district attorney elections are anything to go by.

A majority of the 25 George Soros-linked district attorneys on the ballot this week were defeated, signaling a backlash against progressive policies that critics say are to blame for a surge in crime across the country in recent years.
 
Many of the losing Soros candidates were running for office in deep blue jurisdictions and suffered heavy losses despite Vice President Harris clocking up comfortable majorities in those same areas – indicating that a large portion of Democrats are also done with the progressive Left’s soft on crime experiment, according to the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, a pro-police non-profit that tracked the 25 races.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/soros-das-suffer-12-big-defeats-billionaire-s-agenda-faces-uncertain-future/ar-AA1tN3s9?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=eff8be280c4d4b43af84f023723158a0&ei=74

[PeteS in CA]

Most of the "defeats" were good prosecutors winning reelection, plus the overwhelming passage of California's Proposition 36. It points out the losses by George Gascon and Pamela Price, mention in other TBR threads. The article adds, "In Georgia, District Attorney of Athens-Clarke and Oconee Counties, Deborah Gonzalez, was tossed out by 20%."