A new development in the outspoken, divisive case against the presumptive Republican forerunner, Donald Trump, came to light this Tuesday. A recent expose? by Fox News showcased the unequaled bias residing in the judiciary, particularly with respect to one of the chief prosecutors. Susan Hoffinger, a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney's office and a key player in the case brought forward by Democratic DA Alvin Bragg, is shown to have made significant financial contributions to President Joe Biden's 2020 campaign during the Democratic primaries.

Federal Election Committee (FEC) public records disclose that Hoffinger made not one, but two donations to the Biden campaign amounting to $250 each. Furthermore, her financial support wasn't solely dedicated to the Biden's presidential run. Hoffinger distributed hundreds of dollars in additional backing to a host of other Democratic candidates. Donations appear to have been made through the primary Democratic fundraising service, ActBlue, as indicated by these records.

Hoffinger's political leaning seems far from neutral, demonstrating long-standing and unwavering support for the Democratic Party. This is substantiated by her contribution record, which dates back to failed presidential candidate John Kerry's run against President George W. Bush in 2004. Hoffinger, it seems, has never strayed from supporting Democratic causes, portraying a clear picture of her party allegiance.

The prejudice in the Manhattan courtroom isn't confined to Hoffinger. Judge Juan Merchan, presiding over the case, has equally shown a partial political alignment, according to FEC records. These records reveal that Merchan made a $15 donation to Biden's campaign, as well as $10 each to the Progressive Turnout Project and the Stop Republicans initiative.

A new development in the outspoken, divisive case against the presumptive Republican forerunner, Donald Trump, came to light this Tuesday. A recent expose? by Fox News showcased the unequaled bias residing in the judiciary, particularly with respect to one of the chief prosecutors. Susan Hoffinger, a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney's office and a key player in the case brought forward by Democratic DA Alvin Bragg, is shown to have made significant financial contributions to President Joe Biden's 2020 campaign during the Democratic primaries.
Federal Election Committee (FEC) public records disclose that Hoffinger made not one, but two donations to the Biden campaign amounting to $250 each. Furthermore, her financial support wasn't solely dedicated to the Biden's presidential run. Hoffinger distributed hundreds of dollars in additional backing to a host of other Democratic candidates. Donations appear to have been made through the primary Democratic fundraising service, ActBlue, as indicated by these records.
Hoffinger's political leaning seems far from neutral, demonstrating long-standing and unwavering support for the Democratic Party. This is substantiated by her contribution record, which dates back to failed presidential candidate John Kerry's run against President George W. Bush in 2004. Hoffinger, it seems, has never strayed from supporting Democratic causes, portraying a clear picture of her party allegiance.
The prejudice in the Manhattan courtroom isn't confined to Hoffinger. Judge Juan Merchan, presiding over the case, has equally shown a partial political alignment, according to FEC records. These records reveal that Merchan made a $15 donation to Biden's campaign, as well as $10 each to the Progressive Turnout Project and the Stop Republicans initiative.

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