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DA George Gascón. (Photo: wikipedia)
LA DA Gascón Recall Group Has Collected Enough Signatures to Qualify for November Ballot
Second California criminal-friendly DA on the chopping block by fed-up voters
By Katy Grimes, June 16, 2022 10:18 am
It appears the June Primary Election recall of progressive San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin has had some carryover impact on the recall of Los Angeles DA George Gascón. The working group collecting signatures for Gascón’s recall just announced they have enough to place the matter on the November ballot.
With a growing number of LA County criminals making plea deals concerned that criminal-friendly Gascón will be recalled, and 98% of the Los Angeles Association of Deputy District Attorneys voting overwhelmingly to support the recall of George Gascón, it appears there is enough steam to make this recall happen.
The ADDA’s vote came after Gascón refused an invitation to address the prosecutors of his office to explain and defend his policies and provide his arguments why he should not be recalled.
“This vote is by those who are intimately familiar with how Mr. Gascón’s policies actually play out on a day-to-day basis,” ADDA President Michele Hanisee said in February. “We believe the vote of our members will resonate with the voters of Los Angeles as they decide whether to recall Gascón from office and restore public safety as the priority of the District Attorney’s office.”
Fox News reported:
“The Recall George Gascon campaign told Fox News it received over 30,000 petitions over the past few days in an effort to gather the 567,857 needed by July 6. The group said it hit the target Wednesday but is working toward collecting 650,000 signatures as some will likely be deemed invalid by the Los Angeles County officials.”
Perhaps driving home the recall of Gascón is the Tuesday shooting of two Los Angeles police officers by a gang member felon out on parole, thanks to DA Gascón’s directives and refusal to use enhancements, and criminal-friendly policies. Justin Flores, 35, gunned down El Monte police officers Michael Paredes and Joseph Santana Tuesday when they responded to a call at a nearby hotel.
The New York Post reported:
“Flores — who had ‘Quiet’ tattooed on his face, marking his allegiance to the Quiet Village gang — had stabbed his ex-wife, Diana Flores, just days earlier, she told NBCLA, a clear violation of his probation.
He was trying to confront her at the motel where she was hiding from him Tuesday when he opened fire on the two officers, she told the outlet.”
Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin reported on Twitter:
“LA DA George Gascon recently spoke about the need for sensible gun laws. CA has some of the toughest gun laws, if they are enforced. His office gave a felon/gang member w/ a prior strike a plea deal for probation on his gun charge instead of prison. He killed 2 cops on Tuesday.”
Justin William Flores was a known gang member allowed out on probation by Gascon for a felony firearm charge, when he should have been sentenced to prison for several years. Cop-killer Flores had been prohibited from carrying a gun since 2011, but was free despite pleading no contest in February 2021 to possessing a firearm as a felon, the Los Angeles Times revealed Wednesday.
Mellugin added: “LA DA @GeorgeGascon office issues a statement regarding this case. Their position is that placing a convicted felon gang member with a strike on his record on probation for possession of a gun by a felon was a ‘consistent’ resolution at the time.”
The signature gatherers are aiming for collecting 650,000 signatures – well above the required 567,857.
The Recall District Attorney George Gascon committee “is a non-partisan, victim-initiated effort. Committee Co-Chairs are Desiree Andrade, Tania Owen, former Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley, former Deputy District Attorney Sam Dordulian, former Deputy District Attorney Kathy Cady, and former Los Angeles City Councilman Dennis Zine.”
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When the recall vote on Gascon takes place in November, we will see if “Another One Bites the Dust”. Hopefully the people in LA, like SF, have started to wise up. In the mean time, Soros is busy elsewhere spreading his dystopian Schwab-WEF agenda (https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/maine-prosecutor-primary-george-soros/2022/06/16/id/1074769/).
Might I ask not “Is Tesla Dead” but RATHER IS THE “NEW” DEMOCRATIC PARTY about to DIE? YES THE CALIFORNIA PEOPLE HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF LAWLESSNESS ie. DEATH! SOMEONE NEEDS TO HAVE A TALK WITH GEORGE SOROS AND OH HELP HIM MOVE TO VENEZUELA/IRAN/CHINA OR RUSSIA! WHERE HE CAN LIVE OUT THE REST OF HIS LIFE!
Getting the signatures is an extremely encouraging sign. I’m getting to the point where I dislike tempting fate, so we will see what happens!
In the meantime, to help achieve that goal of 650K (for the extra signatures), Recall DA Gascon will send a petition directly to you if you sign up, a good option for some of you who are registered voters in L.A. County:
https://www.recalldageorgegascon.com/form4/
NOTE: The petition must be put in the mail by Friday, June 24 to be counted in time.
Kudos to the many people responsible for making the recall happen! Pretty sure after the initial recall more or less fizzled out, people were not expecting anything like this successful recall on the second attempt. Great work people this is no small task.
People in LA are encouraged and motivated by what happened to Boudin in SF. What needs to happen now is that their voting system needs to be cleaned up. This includes the mail-in votes, vote harvesting and fraud, voter roles, audit policy on their voting machines, and so forth. ALL of this needs to be done. This will increase legitimate voter participation – people will start to have confidence in the results.
No doubt Gascón will stay in office just like Newsom did thanks to Democrat voter fraud and rigged voting machines? No doubt the Democrat cabal will create the needed mail-in ballots?
Get Gascon out – he deserves to be scrubbing toilets in prison.
make for certain, without a doubt, they are valid
I feel sorry for the normal people in California but this Democrat will be replaced by another one and the band will play on.I cant understand why people continually vote for the same failing party.I am a independent but would never vote Democrat after what I have seen them do to America and every city they are in power.
Ditto, Jake.