Barb Van Andel-Gaby Chairman of Heritage Foundation - Economy | Official Website
The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project has taken a significant step in their pursuit of transparency and accountability by urging a Manhattan judge to compel Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to produce long-overdue records. The Oversight Project's chief counsel, Kyle Brosnan, expressed frustration over the delay in receiving the requested information, stating, “Enough is enough. President Trump is currently sitting trial in a Manhattan courtroom because of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s politicized lawfare."
The records in question pertain to communications between Bragg's office and Biden administration officials as well as left-leaning law firms involved in the prosecution of President Trump. Brosnan highlighted the importance of these records, emphasizing the need to determine if Bragg is coordinating with the former president's political opponents. He raised concerns about potential election interference, noting the impact on the democratic process.
Despite the passage of more than a year since the initial records request, Bragg's office has only produced a minimal amount of documentation related to the legal services received for the prosecution of President Trump. The Oversight Project believes that these records are crucial in understanding the nature of the ongoing trial and the broader implications of what they refer to as "leftwing lawfare."
The Oversight Project remains committed to pursuing the full disclosure of these records in order to shed light on Bragg's handling of the case and ensure transparency in the legal proceedings. As the legal battle continues, the American people await further developments in this high-profile case.
