Trump said "just say the election was corrupt, and leave the rest to me and the republican congressmen", and then Trump putting yes man Jeff Clark to push this garbage.
OK, so, not true. Biden has repeatedly said his top priority is inflation. Realistically, there's very little he can do about it, or has done to cause it despite Repub's smart (politically motivated) efforts to pin the blame on him. The economy has been doing very well which has caused inflationary pressure. Especially in the area of wage growth due to low unemployment. As for crime, Repubs have once again put the blame on Dems without showing a causal effect between policy and crime rising. They've done so by completely misrepresenting the mainstream position of Dems on funding police, and by conflating the nuanced, dubious efforts in some cities (SF) on decriminalizing minor crime with party policy.
Why is gun violence rising right now?
First, violence in the U.S. has been persistent for years so we’re coming from a very high baseline. Second, COVID-19 has presented major challenges, but it’s important to note that violence, especially gun violence, actually started increasing nationally in 2014. In addition, violence has not increased in most other high-income countries during the pandemic. So it’s not only the pandemic, but our politics, that presents a massive challenge.
American politics is hyperpolarized, and the criminal justice arena is no exception. The public is consistently presented with a false choice between absolutes: it’s all about tough policing and prosecution, or it’s the police and prosecutors who are the problem. It’s #BlackLivesMatter versus #BlueLivesMatter. A few leaders push back on this frame, but this either/or construct is the dominant criminal justice conversation in the country. This us versus them dynamic is profoundly destructive to sound anti-violence efforts because everything we know about violence reduction tells us that we need law enforcement, but we need community and other partners as well. And most importantly, we know that a single approach won’t work—we need everybody to work together. Unfortunately, the current conversation makes such partnerships nearly impossible.
Violent Crime in the U.S. Is Surging. But We Know What to Do About It
Rising violence in many American cities needs to be faced with constructive, focused policy argues a new reporttime.com
Obviously, gun policy has been a Dem focus for decades. Attempts to curb gun violence having been blocked by Repubs who, once again, have used a misrepresentation of policy. In this case, enhanced gun control measures to stoke fear of "they're coming for your guns."
Yes, US government almost overthrown!
Evidence, lol.... Democrats lie , cheat and steal . They don't present Evidence you fool.
Do you have a Biden bumper sticker on your Chevy Volt? I’ve never seen a Biden sticker yet, just hundreds of Trump stickers and signs.
OK, so, not true. Biden has repeatedly said his top priority is inflation. Realistically, there's very little he can do about it, or has done to cause it despite Repub's smart (politically motivated) efforts to pin the blame on him. The economy has been doing very well which has caused inflationary pressure. Especially in the area of wage growth due to low unemployment. As for crime, Repubs have once again put the blame on Dems without showing a causal effect between policy and crime rising. They've done so by completely misrepresenting the mainstream position of Dems on funding police, and by conflating the nuanced, dubious efforts in some cities (SF) on decriminalizing minor crime with party policy.
Why is gun violence rising right now?
First, violence in the U.S. has been persistent for years so we’re coming from a very high baseline. Second, COVID-19 has presented major challenges, but it’s important to note that violence, especially gun violence, actually started increasing nationally in 2014. In addition, violence has not increased in most other high-income countries during the pandemic. So it’s not only the pandemic, but our politics, that presents a massive challenge.
American politics is hyperpolarized, and the criminal justice arena is no exception. The public is consistently presented with a false choice between absolutes: it’s all about tough policing and prosecution, or it’s the police and prosecutors who are the problem. It’s #BlackLivesMatter versus #BlueLivesMatter. A few leaders push back on this frame, but this either/or construct is the dominant criminal justice conversation in the country. This us versus them dynamic is profoundly destructive to sound anti-violence efforts because everything we know about violence reduction tells us that we need law enforcement, but we need community and other partners as well. And most importantly, we know that a single approach won’t work—we need everybody to work together. Unfortunately, the current conversation makes such partnerships nearly impossible.
Violent Crime in the U.S. Is Surging. But We Know What to Do About It
Rising violence in many American cities needs to be faced with constructive, focused policy argues a new report
Obviously, gun policy has been a Dem focus for decades. Attempts to curb gun violence having been blocked by Repubs who, once again, have used a misrepresentation of policy. In this case, enhanced gun control measures to stoke fear of "they're coming for your guns."
abc7chicago.com
There were no violent protests against the Derek Chauvin murder, widespread or few, by potential Democratic Party voters. Criminals such as Martin J. Engelhart (see below) who riot concurrent with peaceful protest, do not vote and do not give a f&$k about woman’s rights.
Correll wrote: “And the left set up autonomous zones and attacked fed buildings and a courthouse and burned down a police station. Those specific lefty rioters, the hundreds, if not THOUSANDS of them,”
6 of 10 Americans hold the position that DJT should be charged with a crime for Jan6. So get on with an indictment already. So they also know that “REPUBLICAN-DJT” appointed three of the four openly militant CATHOLICS who lied to Senators about ROE to get on the court.
And 7/10 think Hillary is guilty of a crime.
They funded only peaceful Chauvin protests like the DJTGOP only funded peaceful “stop the Steal” protests.
YOU ARE A LYING SACK OF SHIT.
