http://www.lifenews.com/2016/01/28/d-a-w...ortionist/

Today, Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson (pictured) defended her indictment of pro-life advocate David Daleiden despite the fact that a Planned Parenthood abortion business board members works as a prosecutor in her office. Now, new information has come to light that Anderson’s campaign received more than $25,000 from the attorney who works for a late-term abortionist.

As LifeNews reported Monday, a Texas grand jury has ignored the videos exposing a Houston-based Planned Parenthood abortion clinic caught selling aborted baby body parts and has instead indicted the man behind producing the expose’ videos.

The Texas grand jury indicted David Daleiden and another pro-life activist, Sandra Merritt, behind the videos. Instead of prosecuting Planned Parenthood for selling aborted baby parts, Daleiden was indicted for buying them.

Scumbags I tell Ya', Scumbags !

I bet this attorney, or another attorney who has donated money to her political campaign, has had murder suspects, rape suspects, arson suspects, etc. come out of one of her grand jurys without being charged.

So this is either a big conspiracy, and this pro-crime DA is letting people walk for 25k a pop. Or it's a hit piece by the clearly unbiased journalists over at "life news". Hmmm tough call.

(02-04-2016 06:14 AM)HappyAppy Wrote:  I bet this attorney, or another attorney who has donated money to her political campaign, has had murder suspects, rape suspects, arson suspects, etc. come out of one of her grand jurys without being charged.

So this is either a big conspiracy, and this pro-crime DA is letting people walk for 25k a pop. Or it's a hit piece by the clearly unbiased journalists over at "life news". Hmmm tough call.

Attacking the source is not exactly logical. Neither is randomly "guessing" or "Betting" on things.

Well this is interesting...

If true the DA should have handed this to the AG.

(02-04-2016 09:02 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(02-04-2016 06:14 AM)HappyAppy Wrote:  I bet this attorney, or another attorney who has donated money to her political campaign, has had murder suspects, rape suspects, arson suspects, etc. come out of one of her grand jurys without being charged.

So this is either a big conspiracy, and this pro-crime DA is letting people walk for 25k a pop. Or it's a hit piece by the clearly unbiased journalists over at "life news". Hmmm tough call.

Attacking the source is not exactly logical. Neither is randomly "guessing" or "Betting" on things.

This article is attacking the source. Disagree with a grand jury's decision? Dig up any dirt you can find on the DA. Grasp for any straw that you can.

(02-04-2016 09:19 AM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  If true the DA should have handed this to the AG.

Would be hard to do since the grand jury in question was in 2013 and the donation was in 2014. Article just didn't present it that way, because it's a hit piece from a group with a very clear agenda.

Clearly the DA, who ran as pro-life, GOP backed candidate, agreed to fix this grand jury in exchange for a 25k contribution a year later. All makes sense now.