Does it surprise anyone that LAGOP Chair Tim O’Reilly wants to cut the number of CAGOP delegates by 16%? This may be the first time in California GOP history that a GOP Chair promotes a Democrat candidate for President!
O’Reilly stopped the LAGOP from endorsing a qualified Republican for DA—in favor of his candidate, an NPP Biden supporter–Hochman.
We need to get rid of the Soros DA in LA, George Gascon. But the November candidate in the November election is a liar—and thinks the voters are dumb.
He said, “Hochman says he ran as a Republican for AG because that’s a partisan position, but the DA’s office is not.” Nowhere does it say that a nominee for Attorney general has to be a Republican or Democrat. He could have run as an NPP. Instead he used and abused the Republican Party. Shortly after winning the nomination for AG he announced he was not voting for President Trump in 2024 and loved killing babies.
Now the useful idiot or dupe of the Democrats, LAGOP Chair Tim O’Reilly, infamous for trying to attempting to the CAGOP to adopt a Democrat Lite Platform, has invited Hochman to speak to the LAGOP. Literally Hochman has declared his opposition to President Trump, soon to be our nominee for President.
“”I didn’t vote for Donald Trump in 2016, 2020. I won’t be voting for him in 2024. I’ll be voting and supporting Joe Biden,” Hochman said. “We want a DA to resolve a case only based on two things – the facts and the law and not a personal political agenda like George Gascón.”
Hochman, a Westside LA Leftist, is again trying to use the GOP. Sadly, our choice is between a protector of criminals and a Leftist, who will probably help protect victims—but can we trust him? Here we go again, having to hold our nose for the lesser of two evils”.
LA County DA’s race: Candidate Nathan Hochman explains his stance on key issues
By Josh Haskell, ABC7, 4/26/24 https://abc7.com/14722468/
LOS ANGELES (KABC) — The race for Los Angeles County district attorney is expected to be a tight one.
Voters will decide between incumbent George Gascón and former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman.
Gascón got a little more than 25% of the vote in the March primary and Hochman came in second with nearly 16% of the vote.
Hochman is running as an independent, but he ran as a Republican for California attorney general just two years ago when he lost to Rob Bonta.
Hochman says party affiliation isn’t listed on the ballot for DA, and his decision to run as an independent is because he wants to take politics out of the job and focus on safety. He believes Gascon’s strategy will be to label him as a Republican.
“I didn’t vote for Donald Trump in 2016, 2020. I won’t be voting for him in 2024. I’ll be voting and supporting Joe Biden,” Hochman said. “We want a DA to resolve a case only based on two things – the facts and the law and not a personal political agenda like George Gascón.”
Eyewitness News reached out to Gascón’s campaign, but they said no comment.
Hochman says he ran as a Republican for AG because that’s a partisan position, but the DA’s office is not.
During the primary, Gascón said his opponents want to move backwards, but he believes the county is safer than it was four years ago when he was elected. He highlighted how violent crime is down, but Hochman disagrees.
“Violent crime was only down briefly between 2023 and 2022, but 2022 was our most horrible year for violent crime in the last 15 years. We had more homicides that year since roughly 2009. What that means is that in 2023 we had a less horrible year,” Hochman said.
Hochman also told Eyewitness News he supports criminal justice reform, which is part of the reason he endorsed Biden and is supportive of his administration’s policies on the issue.
Hochman says if elected, he’ll keep Gascón’s reforms that are working and although he doesn’t support L.A. County’s zero bail policy, he wouldn’t go back to the old cash bail system.
“I actually want to bring a magistrate judge earlier into the process in the first 24 hours to do a risk assessment to see who the true flight risks are,” Hochman said.
Voting begins in the L.A. County district attorney’s race in a little over five months when ballots are mailed out.
Nathan Hochman is the featured speaker at an upcoming event that I will be attending. You can be sure I will be asking him about his comments regarding Donald Trump. I am so fed-up by supposed Republicans … oh yeah, Hochman’s an Independent. Oh yeah, Hochman just has to run as an Independent to get elected. Oh yeah ….
Hochman is an Independent the way our southern border is secure. As quoted in this article:
“I didn’t vote for Donald Trump in 2016, 2020. I won’t be voting for him in 2024. I’ll be voting and supporting Joe Biden,” Hochman said. “We want a DA to resolve a case only based on two things – the facts and the law and not a personal political agenda like George Gascón.”