Working to Elect “Enforce-the-Law” Prosecutors
ARLINGTON, Va. – The Protecting Americans Project, a national group dedicated to electing “enforce the law” prosecutors, announced the addition of Florida House Speaker Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor, to their national advisory board. Sprowls, a former gang and homicide prosecutor, joins a growing list of nationally recognized figures, including state attorneys general, local prosecutors, and former U.S. attorneys, in leading the group.
“In recent years, radical leftists like George Soros have spent tens of millions of dollars to elect prosecutors in communities around the country who are letting criminals off the hook,” said Sprowls. “These new so-called ‘reform’ prosecutors are being elected in big cities like New York, Chicago, and LA but they are also being elected in smaller jurisdictions, even here in Florida.”
“For decades, Florida has been a national leader in public safety and supporting our men and women in law enforcement. Under the leadership of Governor DeSantis and in conjunction with the legislature, Florida has pushed back against lawlessness and the entities that threaten the safety and security of our communities,” stated Sprowls.
In recent months, progressive prosecutors have gained national attention for their soft-on-crime
approach, including:
• Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg releasing a teen who brutally battered a NYC cop
• A Soros prosecutor let loose a violent convicted fentanyl dealer
• A Virginia prosecutor freed a felon who went on to murder two men
“These hyper-political prosecutors bring a criminal-first, victim-last mindset to their job – and it’s wrong,” Sprowls continued. “Their ideology-driven decisions make our communities less safe, they cause businesses to invest elsewhere, impacting jobs and economic development. That’s why we need to elect effective prosecutors who will put victims first.”
Read more about the Protecting Americans Project at www.EnforcetheLaw.us.