Is it good news when you replace a pro-crime DA in LA with a pro-Hochman DA, who is only for himself. He lied about his Party affiliation. He lied in the previous primary by hiding till AFTER the primary that he is PRO CHOICE and HATES Donald Trump. Then he runs for LA DA, changes his Party to NPP and announces he will NOT endorse for President. As soon as that Primary was over, he announced he was supporting the anti-victim, pro-criminal Kamala Harris for President. During the Primary he spoke at numerous GOP groups promising NOT to get involved in partisan races. Hochman is a LIAR—maybe he is related to Adam Schiff?
“A Los Angeles Times/University of California Berkeley poll of likely voters earlier this month found Gascón earning only 21% support, far behind 51% for challenger (and former Republican) Nathan Hochman, with 28% undecided.
If Price, Gascón, and others lose their elections in deep-blue cities in a left-wing state, it will send a signal about the failure of radical “criminal justice reform” policies that will resonate in cities throughout the country.
But we need to ask if the newly elected DA’s are the same as the Soros folks—but quiet about it. No one should trust Hochman.
George Soros-Backed Prosecutors Face Strong Opposition in California
Joel B. Pollak, Breitbart, 10/21/24 https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/21/george-soros-backed-prosecutors-face-strong-opposition-in-california/
Prosecutors backed by left-wing billionaire George Soros face tough elections in 2024 — even in deep-blue California.
Voters in San Francisco recalled radical San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin in June 2022. Though he was not backed directly by Soros, Boudin was aligned with Soros’s “criminal justice reform” agenda.
It was the beginning of a pushback that has lasted through today, spreading to Oakland and to Los Angeles as well.
In Alameda County, which includes Oakland, Soros-backed District Attorney Pamela Price faces a tough uphill fight in a recall election, after a surge in local crime was compounded by questions about nepotism in Price’s office.
The San Francisco Chronicle reported on Sunday that Price appears to be losing, despite a rally of 100 left-wing supporters:
Groups that support the recall include all of the county’s 14 police unions and the union that represents prosecutors in Price’s office.
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The recall campaign has raised about $3.7 million, far more than the Price’s campaign’s $354,000, according to finance records.
“Some of the supporters who attended the rally held signs that read, ‘We won’t go back’ and ‘Defend our democracy’,” according to the Chronicle, though in fact the recall is a democratic process.
In Southern California, as Breitbart News has reported, Boudin’s predecessor in San Francisco, the Soros-backed Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón, may have survived two recall petition attempts, but is losing badly in his first full reelection fight.
A Los Angeles Times/University of California Berkeley poll of likely voters earlier this month found Gascón earning only 21% support, far behind 51% for challenger (and former Republican) Nathan Hochman, with 28% undecided.
If Price, Gascón, and others lose their elections in deep-blue cities in a left-wing state, it will send a signal about the failure of radical “criminal justice reform” policies that will resonate in cities throughout the country.
