George Soros is back in the game of funding local races for district attorney

(Snip) In the 2016 campaign, Soros created local, independent expenditure committees or political action committees which allowed him to bypass the individual contribution limits on giving to a candidate's own committee. Soros was then able to spend unlimited amounts on mailers and television ads on behalf of the candidate, provided there was no coordination between the Soros-created PAC and the candidate.

(Snip) One of the DAs who survived the Soros assault was Pete Weir in Jefferson County, Colorado. Weir told the Washington Examiner that the Soros strategy included having the new district attorney use their prosecutorial discretion to unwind years of hard-won consensus that came out of state legislatures writing criminal justice law.

"He is trying to identify candidates that will follow Soros' view of social justice and [his] political agenda. And he does this by bypassing the legislative process," Weir said.

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November 14, 2017 Oregon ACLU online ad at Corvallis Gazette-Times:

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Bill Ayers to University Students: America‘s ’Game Is Over‘ and ’Another World’ Is Coming

Bill Ayers spoke at the University of Oregon last week on the subject of teaching and organizing for “social justice.” His speech was not free of the radical sentiments he is well-known for espousing (especially in the company of America’s youth). Case in point: he spoke of the end of America, a new world, and what our role ought to be in all of it.

Almost as interesting as Ayers’ speech itself, perhaps, was how the leftist radical was introduced by the university students. One girl, who described herself as a doctoral student at the university, spoke of the privilege they would have with their honored guest, in an “evening [of] radical imagination.”

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Obama's Redistribution of Wealth Audio Uncovered

In this audio file [hat tip: naked emperor news.com], Barack Obama discusses redistribution of wealth as 'social justice.' It is part of a nearly one hour conversation between Obama and two law professors about the role of the Supreme Court regarding civil rights, which played Jan. 18, 2001 on NPR radio station WBEZ.

“But the Supreme Court never ventured into the issues of the redistribution of wealth, and served more basic issues of the Economic Justice of society. As radical as some people try to characterize the Warren Court, it wasn’t that radical. It didn’t break free of the essential constraints placed by the founding fathers in the constitution.”

“[The tragedy of the civil rights movement] was that it tended to lose track of the political and community organizing that are able to put together the actual coalitions of power through which you bring about redistributive change.”

Obama also discusses, "negative liberties." Bruce Walker at American Thinker refers to Obama as Orwellian. Read Negative Liberties and Obama Newspeak

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