Poll: Most US Voters Support Removing Soft-on-Crime Prosecutors

Newsmax ^ | February 13, 2022 | Luca Cacciatore

[Navy Patriot]

A Rasmussen poll released on Wednesday found that most voters support removing soft-on-crime prosecutors in the United States' most prominent cities.

According to the poll, voters opposed the soft-on-crime policies of prosecutors including Alvin Bragg in New York, Chesa Boudin in San Francisco, Kim Foxx in Chicago, and George Gascón in Los Angeles.

Fifty-eight percent of U.S. voters believe a law permitting an appointed state oversight committee with the ability to remove state prosecutors from office if they refuse to do their job would improve safety. Only 21% disagree, and 20% are unsure, according to the poll.

[Navy Patriot]

Be careful whom you vote for you may get them elected.

[Clemenza]

Well, they should just vote them out. That simple.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Election year right? How many state-wide are up? Next, the biggie: How many big city ones are up?

[Magnum44]

Some voters would like to see these criminals that ignore their oath of office do time behind bars. They are sworn to uphold the laws. If they don’t want to to that, apply to be public defenders.

[EvilCapitalist]

I take it most of these prosecutors are Soros prosecutors?

[BenLurkin]

Most Americans are extremists.

[MarvinStinson]

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[PrairieLady2]

Judges have the final say. Prosecutors can only bring them before the judge. Some judges tend to be soft on crime and the buck stops with them.

[marktwain]

The problem is nearly all these prosecutors are elected in far-left districts.

A significant number of people in these districts are criminals, relatives of criminals, or are convinced the "justice system" is unfair to people like them.

Give a funding advantage to these prosecutors, who continuously talk of "equitey" "racial justice" and "social justice", and they get elected.

[marktwain]

The problem is prosecutors who refuse to bring criminals to the courts.

[Navy Patriot]

I take it most of these prosecutors are Soros prosecutors?

Yer pretty safe taking that bet.

[gunsequalfreedom]

Not an easy task to remover them. You game? It is heaps of effort.

[MarvinStinson]

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[lasereye]

Totally meaningless. Most Americans don’t live in those jurisdictions.

[marktwain]

I suspect the better strategy is in the Supreme Court removing the absolute immunity for prosecutors they created in the mid-70s, out of thin air.

Next would be state legislatures changing laws to allow the public to go after prosecutors for mal-practice.

[Secret Agent Man]

Its legal to kill tyrants

Always has been

Just know theres a difference between a leader doing policies you dont like versus actually being a tyrannical dictator

[butlerweave]

Hired to do a job not sit around and collect pay

[Navy Patriot]

I suspect the better strategy is in the Supreme Court removing the absolute immunity for prosecutors they created in the mid-70s, out of thin air.

Funny thing, that, and they cannot understand the Constitutional Directive: "Shall Not Be Infringed" on solid Parchment.

[Navy Patriot]

Not an easy task to remove them. You game? It is heaps of effort.

I'm for returning escaped Kangaroos to Australia.

Not giving the Aussies or Roos a choice here.

[cp124]

Eliminate Soros or the losers will keep coming.