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Alvin Bragg
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Alvin Bragg: 3 PolicyBombs on record
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Policy #8: Lawfare Against Political Opponents: Trump Cases and Parallel Actions Harmful
For prosecution: Indictment and trial. AP: status of Trump legal cases. apnews.com
Listed in the research as: DA Alvin Bragg
Verdict: Using novel or stretched charging to kneecap a leading opposition candidate is lawfare even when some underlying facts are ugly. Process defects (timing, venue, special-counsel appointment, prosecutor conflicts) matter.
Policy #15: Soros-Funded Progressive Prosecutors: PAC Money, Charging Cuts, Bail Reform Mixed
For reform charging: Jan 2022 day-one memo; later revisions. CNN: Soros-Bragg Color of Change. cnn.com
Verdict: Legal campaign spending is not a conspiracy theory, FEC filings show Soros-linked PACs poured tens of millions into DA races. Capturing the charging pen without winning a governor's race is soft power over public safety.
Policy #49: Lawfare Mixed
For: Won 34-count felony conviction of Trump (May 2024). AP: Trump convicted on all 34 counts (May 30, 2024) (apnews.com)
Listed in the research as: Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg (D)
Verdict: Prosecuting a politician on evidence through normal processes is fine. Prosecuting because a president demands it is corrosive, whoever does it.