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AG Todd Blanche Called Soros Lackey Larry Krasner’s Ballroom Threat ‘Disgusting’ – Then Ended Him

Updated: LAW & COURT

George Soros bought-and-paid-for lackey Larry Krasner stood at a press conference and told reporters he wants a piece of the White House ballroom as a paperweight “after we all blow it up.” The DA of Philadelphia — a city with one of the highest homicide rates in America, a city where half the murders in Fairfax County are committed by illegal aliens Krasner refuses to hand to ICE, a city that is actively suing Jim Jordan for the audacity of subpoenaing his records — is spending his public profile fantasizing about demolishing a presidential construction project.

Attorney General Todd Blanche was asked about it on Fox News and didn’t mince words. “It’s disgusting that a district attorney in Philadelphia, who, by the way, has a city with its own problems, is so focused on what the president is doing at the White House,” Blanche said. Then came the line that closes the argument: “The ballroom is being built. It’s not stopped. And the Supreme Court issued the stay, which allows us to continue the work.”

He added the national security framing that Krasner and the 150 congressional Democrats filing legal briefs against the project keep deliberately ignoring: “This isn’t just about a safe, secure place for the president and his family and world leaders. It’s also a national security issue, which we’ve been talking about now for months and months and months. And the fact that you even have a local district attorney, instead of focusing on his own city’s problems, his own city’s crimes, talking about ‘blowing it up’ is reflective of how divisive and unfortunate the Democrats have made this issue.”

WATCH:

The scorecard on the White House Ballroom legal battle is worth reviewing. Two Obama-Biden appointed D.C. Circuit judges issued an injunction. Chief Justice Roberts signed a stay allowing construction to continue while the case is litigated. Senate Democrats stripped $1 billion in related security funding from a spending bill — then complained the project was proceeding.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation sued on behalf of an FDR-era East Wing that was itself built without congressional authorization. A hundred and fifty House Democrats filed a legal brief arguing congressional approval is required for presidential housekeeping decisions that previous presidents have been making without congressional approval since Theodore Roosevelt built the West Wing.

And through all of it, the concrete — described by the administration as indestructible, nuclear-hardened, and impossible to remove even if ordered — keeps going in. Krasner wants a paperweight. Blanche wants a finished building. The Supreme Court sided with Blanche.

The ballroom is being built. Philadelphia’s homicide clearance rate remains dismal. And the Soros-backed DA who refuses to enforce immigration law against violent criminal aliens is spending his time fantasizing about White House demolition. Disgusting, indeed. Now – is such a threat even legal? Let’s test that theory.