From the Heritage Foundation, I'm Tim Desser, and this is Heritage Explains.

This is Heritage Explains.

A few episodes ago, we talked about how George Soros and others like him were spending tens of millions of dollars to fund the campaigns of so-called rogue prosecutors.

They're the ones who usurp the constitutional role of the legislative branch by refusing to prosecute entire categories of crime, abuse the role of the county prosecutor,

fail to protect victims of crime, and ignore rising crime

rates caused by their radical policies.

The district attorney holds tremendous power, because for the most part, they represent the truest reflection of what a local municipality's justice priorities are.

Law and order hinges on them.

As a reminder, here's Whitney Timas of the Soros-funded Justice and Public Safety Pack explaining their mission.

We're looking for challengers who are interested in truly changing their offices once elected.

So we're looking for forward-thinking reform-minded prosecutors.

Now, these are folks who are more likely to be focused on creating policy

that would result in reducing unnecessary confinement, right?

Or prioritizing treatment over incarceration or looking for diversion,

opportunities to divert people out of the system, or seeking lesser charges for nonviolent

offenses, for example, holding police officers accountable.

And right in step with Timus, here's Marilyn Mosby.

She's the current Baltimore City State's attorney and one of the rogue prosecutors

these Soros-type groups support.

Our mission as prosecutors is justice over convictions.

Justice is not black and white.

It may mean a tough sentence in one case.

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