Pa. Supreme Court Blasts Soros DA Larry Krasner’s Office, Saying it Misled Judges in Seeking to Vacate Old Murder Convictions

Audacy.com:

In an extraordinary ruling from Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court, if the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office wants to overturn a conviction in state court, the state Attorney General’s Office must be given the chance to review the case and make sure a proper investigation was done. 

 

The order comes as a King's Bench petition, which is basically a mechanism for the high court to take over a case and review it. The case at hand involved Lavar Brown, a man convicted of killing two men in the early 2000s and sentenced to death row. 

 

In their opinion, the five Democratic and two Republican justices said District Attorney Larry Krasner has “numerous instances of untrustworthy concessions, lack of candor, misrepresentations of fact, lack of adequate investigation, and avoidance of hearings” and is “unreliable.”

Arrogant, Trump-hating, criminal-friendly prick got rebuked by a Democrat-run state Supreme Court, which goes to show you the malicious and immoral length these Soros-run DA's will go to skirt their way around holding criminals as nuch as possible. But now Krasner--who has routinely demonstrated that he's ideology first, and only after that, the pursuit of justice and the law--will have to go through the PA AG's office to review all attempts to reverse murder convictions and make sure the a-hole isn't lying....thank goodness

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Trump Begins Implementation of $20 Billion Bailout for Argentina

UPI.com:

The United States has finalized a $20 billion financial support framework with Argentina, making good on President Donald Trump's pledge to help the struggling country, led by ally President Javier Milei, despite growing opposition to the move from both Democrats and Republicans.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the deal Thursday on X, saying it followed four days of "intensive meetings" in Washington, D.C., with Argentina's Minister of Economy Luis Caputo.

The deal, which includes a $20 billion currency swap and the direct purchase of Argentine pesos, was completed with Argentina's central bank, said Bessent, adding that his department is prepared to "immediately" take all measures needed to stabilize the South American country's markets.

America first? Not exactly. Especially when we’re talking about a nation that happens to be one of the U.S.’s biggest allies and one that's backed by massive billionaire investment firms from around the world, not just America. Never mind that Argentina has declared bankruptcy several times in recent years (so the chances of recovering that $20 billion are slim to none), or that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent once worked for billionaire, far-left political operative George Soros. So in the end, it’s the corporations that come out on top, regardless of which side of the political aisle you’re on.

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