The Democrats crime problem

 Washington Examiner:

Skyrocketing crime in most major cities has thrown a spotlight on the policies of Democratic mayors and the reforms many of them pushed in the wake of 2020’s protests.

In cities holding mayoral contests this year, crime has eclipsed many of the problems, such as housing and jobs, that feature in typical races.

In cities without 2022 elections, some Democratic mayors are facing fierce criticism of an approach to criminal justice that many voters blame for allowing violence to proliferate.

Concerns about crime have already played significantly into mayoral politics over the past year. New York City voters selected Mayor Eric Adams from a crowd of liberals last year largely on the basis of his pro-police, anti-crime agenda. In Atlanta, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms surprised many political observers when she did not seek reelection amid scrutiny of her public safety record; the race to replace her was almost completely dominated by conversations about crime.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens prevailed last November on a set of campaign promises that included hiring more police officers and installing thousands of security cameras across the city.

In metropolitan areas around the country, widespread violence has scrambled mayoral politics and left Democrats in even the most liberal places vulnerable to a backlash that could cost them their seats.

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The Democrat crime problem is related to their hiring of turn them loose prosecutors across the country.  These mostly Soros-backed prosecutors have done more to protect the criminals than the public.  San Francisco has already recalled its prosecutor and LA is in the process now.  But these people have infested Democrat-controlled cities across the country.  The public needs to vote against all Democrats across the country to solve this problem.

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