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'''Kim Gardner''' is the [[Marxist]] prosecutor elected circuit attorney of [[St. Louis]] in 2016. Gardner was criticized ahead of the election for releasing a political ad paid for by the Safety and Justice Super PAC that was at least partially funded by liberal billionaire [[George Soros]], according to the ''St. Louis Post-Dispatch''.<ref>https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/st-louis-circuit-attorney-candidate-defends-accepting-super-pac-campaign-money-from-liberal-billionaire/article_11036aaf-4b1b-58cd-871f-4084f1ec1485.html</ref> The total funds donated by the super PAC were at least $190,750, according to the report, with Soros giving at least $30,000. It was not immediately clear what her campaign budget was or who else contributed. Gardner is a member of the [[Democratic party]].
==Violations of Sunshine Laws==
The ''Post-Dispatch'' sued Gardner’s office in 2019 over her office’s refusal to release copies of contracts with vendors. A judge ruled in the paper’s favor in April 2020, but the paper said Gardner’s office has not yet fully complied.<ref>https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/st-louis-circuit-attorney-must-disclose-legal-and-consulting-contracts-under-sunshine-law-judge-rules/article_4de9440a-c308-5217-8637-38e0628bdd1d.html</ref>
Gardner was sued again for at least the third time in July 2020 over the state’s Sunshine Law, an open records law that requires the government to respond within three days to requests for public records, the Post-Dispatch reported. The lawsuit claims Gardner’s office failed to fulfill an April 23 open records request for data on case statistics, dismissal data and staffing totals, the paper said. Her office responded in a letter May 12, according to the paper, saying more time was needed to fulfill the request due to the coronavirus.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/us/who-is-kimberly-gardner-st-louis-prosecutor</ref>
==2020 Marxist revolution==
:{{See also|2020 Marxist insurrection}}
Gardner allowed the release of all 36 rioters and looters arrested in the city following riots in which a retired [[Black]] St. Louis policeman was [[murder]]ed by [[black Lives Matter]] protesters.<ref>https://twitter.com/Eric_Schmitt/status/1268195075953176576</ref>
Gardner indicted a married couple for exercising their [[2nd Amendment]] rights on their own property when they were assaulted and threatened by [[white]] [[Black Lives Matter]] [[terrorist]]s.
==See also==
--References==
{{reflist}}
{{communism}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gardner:Kim}}
==Violations of Sunshine Laws==
The ''Post-Dispatch'' sued Gardner’s office in 2019 over her office’s refusal to release copies of contracts with vendors. A judge ruled in the paper’s favor in April 2020, but the paper said Gardner’s office has not yet fully complied.<ref>https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/st-louis-circuit-attorney-must-disclose-legal-and-consulting-contracts-under-sunshine-law-judge-rules/article_4de9440a-c308-5217-8637-38e0628bdd1d.html</ref>
Gardner was sued again for at least the third time in July 2020 over the state’s Sunshine Law, an open records law that requires the government to respond within three days to requests for public records, the Post-Dispatch reported. The lawsuit claims Gardner’s office failed to fulfill an April 23 open records request for data on case statistics, dismissal data and staffing totals, the paper said. Her office responded in a letter May 12, according to the paper, saying more time was needed to fulfill the request due to the coronavirus.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/us/who-is-kimberly-gardner-st-louis-prosecutor</ref>
==2020 Marxist revolution==
:{{See also|2020 Marxist insurrection}}
Gardner allowed the release of all 36 rioters and looters arrested in the city following riots in which a retired [[Black]] St. Louis policeman was [[murder]]ed by [[black Lives Matter]] protesters.<ref>https://twitter.com/Eric_Schmitt/status/1268195075953176576</ref>
Gardner indicted a married couple for exercising their [[2nd Amendment]] rights on their own property when they were assaulted and threatened by [[white]] [[Black Lives Matter]] [[terrorist]]s.
==See also==
--References==
{{reflist}}
{{communism}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gardner:Kim}}