“George Soros Is Behind Judicial Crackdown on Donald Trump”. Conservatives and the former president himself accuse New York attorney Alvin Bragg of indicting Donald Trump. “I didn’t contribute to his campaign and I don’t know him”, replied the Hungarian-American tycoon, promoter of liberal-progressive campaigns worldwide, today denying any connection with the prosecutor who wants to arrest Trump for the money to porn star Daniels stormy. “I think some on the right prefer to focus on far-fetched conspiracy theories rather than serious accusations against the former president,” added Soros, asked about the matter by the Semafor portal.
Trump, for his part, declared that Bragg was “handpicked and funded by George Soros”, a claim echoed by many of his Republican supporters and exponents. The Hungarian billionaire has financed many campaigns and progressive civil society groups around the world and is therefore often attacked by right-wingers or cited in conspiracy theories. However, the New York Times revealed how Bragg was financially supported in his campaign for the prosecutor’s job as well by Color of Change, an NGO that received substantial funding from Soros. The PolitiFact website also unearthed five-figure direct contributions from Soros’s close relatives at Bragg.
Meanwhile, Republican Governor Ron De Santis condemns Trump’s accusation and claims that Florida, where the former president is a resident, will not give assent to a possible extradition request in the state of New York “given the questionable circumstances of the subject” . “Using the justice system as a weapon for one’s political agenda brings down the justice system, it’s not American,” said the rising star of the GOP galaxy. “The Soros-backed Manhattan District Attorney has consistently manipulated the law to exonerate criminal conduct, but now, instead, abuses it to target a political opponent,” added the Republican governor considered Trump’s main opponent in the upcoming primaries.
Source: IL Tempo
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