So Kim Gardner is the Soros funded St. Louis Circuit Attorney who has been doing what all Soros backed district attorneys do. She has been freeing dangerous felons based on their race. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey finally pulled the plug on her reign of terror when as a last straw, a 16-year-old volleyball player Janae Edmonson visiting St. Louis with her team over the weekend was hit by a speeding vehicle and lost both of her legs.
“He fired Gardner by initiating “quo warranto” proceedings to remove Gardner after she failed to meet his deadline. The writ requires people to whom it is directed to show what authority they have for exercising some right, power or franchise they claim to hold.
The driver in the weekend accident, Daniel Riley, “is a dangerous gunman who should have been in jail,” Bailey said. The suspect was charged in 2020 in connection to stealing a firearm at gunpoint, and since that time he has violated his bond conditions more than 100 times and he never even had a driver’s license, local outlet KMOV reported.
“Instead of protecting victims, Circuit Attorney Gardner is creating them,” the Missouri attorney general said. “This is the latest in a long pattern of brazen neglect. The St. Louis Circuit Attorney has a long history of failure to prosecute violent crime, with a backlog of at least 3,000 cases.””
This is reminiscent of Ron DeSantis firing a district attorney who refused to prosecute offenders against laws he didn’t like. All red state governors and attorneys general should pay attention and follow suit. Blue cities in red states should not be allowed to victimize their inhabitants and laws should be written by the legislatures to address these sorts of abuses and criminal penalties for malpractice in the office of state or district attorney should be made severe and easy to prosecute.
At the very least people living in red states should insist that law and order is maintained within the cities in their states. And when the mayors and district attorneys tolerate or encourage chaos in the name of equity the state officials need to step in and prosecute these people for failing to provide equal justice under the law and for failing to uphold the constitutional rights of their constituents.
Take notice governor Abbott. Do something about Austin.