• Re: George Soros-backed DA realizes that soft-on-crime 'reforms' are a

    From Black Dick Lover Kathy Hochul@21:1/5 to [email protected] on Wed Oct 5 12:25:31 2022
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    In article <thj9qu$2ptvn$[email protected]>
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    Kathy Hochul is too busy sucking black peeders.


    Nothing concentrates attention quite like the rattle of gunfire.

    Certainly Albany County District Attorney David Soares � a one-
    time disciple of civic-disrupter George Soros � is not immune.
    The fellow has had an epiphany, and good for him. There have
    been at least 13 gun homicides in New York�s capital city this
    year � two just this past week � and roughly 80 shootings.
    Adjusted for population, this would approximate 1,100 homicides
    in New York City, and 6,800 shootings � stats sure to grab any
    honest man�s attention.

    Soares appears to be that honest man � though it�s been a
    journey. He upset a hard-line incumbent DA in 2004, largely on
    the strength of focused opposition to New York�s then-no-
    nonsense, yet relatively effective, drug laws. But he also had
    critical financial support from billionaire Soros � the latter
    then just kicking off his effort to turn America�s cities into
    crime-wracked social swamps.

    But as Soros� scheme proceeded � Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is
    merely his latest trophy, to the borough�s eventual grief �
    Soares has been moving in the other direction.

    He was an early, unashamed critic of New York�s sharp shift left
    on crime � opposing bail �reform,� raising the age of criminal
    responsibility, and penal code revisions designed to hobble
    prosecutors. These, Soares reasoned, would lead directly to
    blood-stained streets.

    He was correct, of course, and Monday � after another bullet-
    riddled week in the capital city � the DA unloaded on both Gov.
    Hochul and the legislative leaders responsible for the carnage.

    �No meaningful action has been taken to address bail reform and
    �raise the age,� which have demonstrably [driven rising] crime
    in our most vulnerable neighborhoods,� Soares declared. �At what
    number will the body count be enough to prompt action?�

    Actually, it�s worse than that. Not only have Hochul, Assembly
    Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-
    Cousins refused to act, they won�t even admit there�s a solution.

    Take the governor, for example.

    �Gov. Hochul is leading a comprehensive approach toward ending
    the gun violence epidemic, investing millions � in victim
    assistance programs � and convening regional gun-violence
    listening sessions,� says her office.

    Really. Gun violence listening sessions � that�ll do the trick!
    (Just like Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan�s latest deflection �
    today is �coffee with a cop day� in her city, a gambit certain
    to have the bad guys turning in their weapons and heading back
    to church this Sunday.)

    These are all thoroughly modern New York Democrats � a gaggle by
    definition in the grasp of hard-left ideologues and thus
    oblivious to the life-and-death needs of the communities they
    are morally obliged to represent.

    All save David Soares, it seems.

    It�s not at all clear when Soares� road-to-Damascus moment
    occurred � but clearly it did, and now he is speaking profound
    truth to hard-left political power. And his question resonates.

    �At what number will the body count be enough to prompt action?�
    What number, indeed.

    email: [email protected]

    https://nypost.com/2022/10/04/george-soros-backed-da-realizes- that-soft-on-crime-reforms-are-failure/

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