Soros hands $1 million
to group attempting to defund
police as violent crime
skyrockets nationwide
Posted By: FleetUSA, 7/25/2021 8:17:53 AM
Liberal mega-donor George Soros has directed $1 million to an activist group attempting to defund the police as violent crime surges in major urban centers across the nation. Soros sent the million dollars via his Color Of Change PAC on May 14, according to Federal Election Commission files obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The organization describes itself as "the nation’s largest online racial justice organization" and actively engages in efforts to defund police departments such as spreading an online petition calling for "divesting from and dismantling the systems that unjustly harm Black people."
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Soros hands $1 million
to group attempting to defund
police as violent crime
skyrockets nationwide 14 replies
to group attempting to defund
police as violent crime
skyrockets nationwide 14 replies
Liberal mega-donor George Soros has directed $1 million to an activist group attempting to defund the police as violent crime surges in major urban centers across the nation. Soros sent the million dollars via his Color Of Change PAC on May 14, according to Federal Election Commission files obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The organization describes itself as "the nation’s largest online racial justice organization" and actively engages in efforts to defund police departments such as spreading an online petition calling for "divesting from and dismantling the systems that unjustly harm Black people."
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Group's intention to defund the police departments and maybe incite more riots.