Donald Trump said Alvin Bragg’s case was politically motivated.
Trump got the biggest vindication ever.
And Alvin Brag made a stunning admission about Trump’s trial.
As Swamp Digest reports:
Alvin Bragg and his fellow Democrat district attorneys around the country have made it clear their job is to hunt down and prosecute Republicans – not to stop crime.
New York City, like other major cities, has been hit with waves of crime and yet Bragg has shown little interest in doing anything to stop it.
He’s spent most of his time instead pursuing charges against Donald Trump, which resulted in the 34 convictions related to the Stormy Daniels case.
Somehow Bragg thought that case was more important to the well-being of his city than criminals who commit acts of violence.
Now, in the wake of Trump’s conviction, Bragg has dropped charges against a number of violent individuals who invaded the campus of Columbia University during the pro-Hamas protests.
And there is a major uproar building as Bragg shows where his sympathies lie and puts his city in danger once again.
According to Hot Air, “When Columbia students took over Hamilton Hall at the end of April, it seemed the university was finally getting tired of their antics. A spokesman for the school warned that there would be consequences, specifically expulsion.”
“And that wasn’t all. Later that night, Columbia called in the NYPD who wound up arresting 48 people who had barricaded themselves in the building.”
“Here we are nearly two months later and we’re now learning that there will be no legal consequences for most, if not all, of the trespassers and vandals.”
It’s hard not to get the sense that Bragg is dropping these charges because he agrees with the individuals in question.
“All 31 of the people who had their cases dropped today were students or staff at Columbia. The other 14 who refused to have their cases dismissed included 2 students and 12 people with no connection to the school. They will get a pass too. It’s just a matter of time,” the article continues.
“Supposedly, Columbia is still moving forward with internal consequences for the people involved.”
“Will any of them be expelled? I’m betting they won’t be. At worst they’ll get some kind of pointless summer suspension which will ultimately cost them nothing at all.”
While Trump is molded into being a convicted felon over personal matters that do not affect the well-being of the city of New York at all, these destructive criminals are let off the hook.
Alvin Bragg has his priorities severely misplaced, and the voters who elected him need to be aware of what he’s doing to their city.