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Ted CruzonX / Twitter4d ago
Wow. This is stunning.
Soros DA in Philly lying to the court & actively working to release murderers…. x.com/ewess92/status…
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Accuracy74%
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Context70%
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Analysis Summary
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court has criticized DA Krasner's office for misleading judges in seeking to overturn murder convictions — a rebuke that arrived days after one of his supervisors was suspended for similar misconduct. The court's concerns about candor duties are documented, though the specific details and scope of what happened remain contested.
The "releasing murderers" framing oversimplifies a real debate about whether original convictions were legally sound. Krasner's office has pursued conviction relief in various cases, but characterizing this as actively working to release murderers doesn't match the evidence.
On funding: Krasner's campaign did receive substantial support from George Soros-backed PACs, making him accurately described as a Soros-backed DA in that narrow sense. That said, the label is often used as shorthand to suggest improper influence, which goes beyond what the funding alone demonstrates.
Claims Analysis (3)
“Soros DA in Philly lying to the court”
Pennsylvania Supreme Court confirmed Krasner's office misled courts and violated duty of candor in murder conviction cases.
“Actively working to release murderers”
Krasner's office has conceded 115 cases (mostly murders), but characterizing conviction relief efforts as 'releasing murderers' is framing—the core question is whether convictions were proper, not whether guilty people are being freed.
“Soros DA”
Krasner received approximately $1.7 million in Soros-funded PAC support in his initial 2017 campaign and additional support in subsequent races.
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