Voters are seeking to recall a California County district attorney with ties to left-wing megadonor George Soros. That district attorney, Pamela Price, allowed a black man who deliberately set Asian students on fire to be released without doing any prison time, and is seeking to allow serial killers to avoid spending life in prison, by refusing to seek life without parole.
Voters formed a political committee, “Save Alameda For Everyone (Safe): Recall DA Price,” to try to remove Alameda County district attorney Pamela Price from office, as they disclosed in a recent public filing. Price is one of many left-wing District Attorneys who have received funding from billionaire donor George Soros in his effort to elect left-wing candidates, according to the Capital Research Center.
The Soros-funded California Justice and Public Safety PAC gave a total of $699,647 to Price’s DA campaign in 2018, according to the Capital Research Center. Soros himself contributed $6.1 million to the fund to help elect left-wing candidates.
Price has been criticized for her soft-on-crime approach, receiving backlash after she refused to seek longer sentences for two defendants who shot and killed children.
The filings list Flora Yin as the treasurer for the group seeking to recall Price. She is a lawyer at the political law firm Reed & Davidson LLP.
Oakland, the heart of Alameda County, has had many small businesses suffer so much from robberies that they now refuse to accept cash in response to a surge in robberies, having run out of other options for dealing with rising crime. Many of these businesses are in Oakland’s “Police Area 2,” which has suffered 137 commercial burglaries for the year as of June 14. That is nearly three times the 52 burglaries that occurred in 2021.
Another county with a Soros-backed DA, Fairfax County, Virginia, has had a surge in shoplifting incidents this year, increasing by 42% since 2022 to more than 1,000 incidents so far this year.
The 92-year-old George Soros has designated the more radical of his sons, Alexander Soros, to take control of his $25 billion left-wing philanthropic empire, with the son claiming in an interview that he will be even “more political” with the family fortune than his father.
