In many ways, I am a bit of a princess.  Raised in an extremely comfortable upper-middle class suburb of North Austin, I would not have thought I’d spend any amount of time in an urban jail or prison.  But I have.  I have shared my own alcohol addiction issues with LA County Jail inmates.  I have prayed with them, held hands with them and encouraged them to seek redemption in Christ.  My best friend from high school went down a rabbit hole of drugs and bank robberies that landed him a 13-year sentence in Texas’s oldest Huntsville prison.  I visited him twice before he was granted early release for his good behavior and hard work within the system.  He has spent the last five years as a prison reform advocate.  He has spent hours before Congress telling his story.  In many ways, I support his endeavors and am very proud to know him.  But there’s a whole other world of “prison reform advocate” that is rising in America.  They are a new breed of District Attorneys backed by George Soros.  There is blood money and blood on his hands.  As The Washington Times points out, it’s ruining America.