The Manhattan Court approved the case against Trump on March 30, 2021, making him the first former president in American history to be tried in court. Since then, Trump has been attacking the US government, calling it the politics of revenge.
In his statement, Trump named Soros and the judge who ruled against him, Alvin Bragg, rather than the leaders of the Democratic Party. Trump alleged that Soros paid Bragg 82 million rupees for his trial, blaming him for the case against him. Trump's team must also be referring to Soros when talking about this whole thing.
The article explores the validity of Trump's claim by looking at Soros's political history and involvement in various political campaigns. According to the New York Times, Soros has been supporting the Democratic Party and its agenda, but there is no evidence that he directly funded Bragg or the case against Trump. Soros has denied the allegations, stating that he has never met Bragg. The company funded by Soros has also denied the allegations.
Soros has been involved in various political campaigns, including supporting Democratic Party candidates in the US midterm elections in 2022. In January, CNBC reported that Soros had quietly donated 1,150 crore rupees to various organizations and groups in 2021. Soros has spent 4,000 crore rupees on various elections since 2020, although these are not given directly to any party, rather they are channeled to the party through various institutions.
The article also explores Soros's political views and criticisms of world leaders. Soros has been critical of former President Trump, calling him a 'thug'. Soros has also been outspoken about other world leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has described Soros as old, rich, stubborn, and dangerous, criticizing his tendency to interfere in other countries' elections.
The article provides context to the feud between Soros and Trump's Republican Party, which is not recent but 19 years old. In the 2004 US presidential election, Soros openly opposed the Republican Party and spent 221 crore rupees to defeat Republican Party candidate George Bush, who won that election. At that time, the Republican Party was being supported by the Koch Brothers, big American businessmen. Because of this, Soros decided to support the Democrats.
Regarding the complaint, Soares said that he had never met Judge Alvin. The New York Times reports that Soros provided the funds, but not Bragg. He endowed a group of liberal judges, so they could improve the justice system. The group then supported Alvin Bragg's 2021 campaign with money provided by Soros. In fact, there was an election to become a district attorney in New York, and Alvin presented his claim to contest the election in 2019. Alvin became an attorney soon after winning it.
Trump has appealed to his supporters to pay for the legal battle. However, the article points out that there is no evidence to support Trump's claim that Soros paid Bragg for the case against him. Soros's company and organizations have denied the allegations, stating that they support every lawyer who advocates for judicial reform and that they have supported the campaigns of many lawyers in this way, and there is nothing wrong with that.
In conclusion, the article explores the allegations made by former President Trump against American billionaire George Soros regarding a criminal case against him. While Soros has been involved in various political campaigns, supporting the Democratic Party and its agenda, there is no evidence to support Trump's claim that Soros paid Bragg for the case against him. Soros and his company have denied the allegations, stating that they support every lawyer who
