Soros-funded DA Larry Krasner may have finally taken his free all criminals too far
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has long been to the law what Philly fans are to football: they are simply willing to do things that others will not do.While Philly fans are known for taking their demonstrations to shocking levels, Krasner has long denounced adversaries as Nazis and pledged to arrest federal immigration officials.
However, a federal judge has finally had enough of the anger and antics that have long been the special brand of Philadelphia’s top prosecutor.For full disclosure, Krasner and I went to college together at the University of Chicago in the same class in the 1980s.Since then, we have debated and disagreed on fundamental legal and ethical principles. Krasner has long worked as a second public defender for the city, running on his work to reduce the prosecution and incarceration of accused felons.
He has portrayed the criminal justice system as racist and oppressive.At the same time, he has held chest-pounding press conferences pledging to arrest FBI agents and to “hunt down” ICE officers. His theatrics have delighted his political base and the far left.
The George Soros-funded prosecutor actually adopted a campaign slogan of “F— around and find out”: in 2025.He was not referring to the criminals victimizing the city, but to federal officers seeking to enforce the law.Even liberal Democratic judges have had enough.Last June, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court hit Krasner with a scathing opinion finding a pattern of misleading and mendacious filings by his office to undermine the criminal cases of murderers and other convicts.
The rebuke prompted a signature response from Krasner.Citing the Juneteenth anniversary, Krasner accused the Court of attacking “the value of a vote in Philadelphia” and defending his staff as merely furthering the work of racial justice.Now, District Judge Paul Diamond, a George W.
Bush appointee, has reached his own limit with Krasner.He has referred the District Attorney for investiga...