Democrats begin to run away from their own 'Defund the police' policies

 Legal Insurrection:

The Democrats must have internal polling on ‘defund the police’ that’s truly awful, because some of them are already trying to rewrite the history of the issue.

With violent crime on the rise in many American cities and a midterm election around the corner, Democrats suddenly don’t want to be associated with this at all.

They also think you’re dumb enough to believe they never advocated this position.

Rudy Takala of Mediaite:

Democratic Sen. Hirono Rejects Defund the Police Movement: ‘We’ve Never Taken the Position as a Party’

Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) said Wednesday that her party does not support the movement to “defund the police.”

“We’ve never taken the position as a party that we should defund the police,” Hirono said in an interview with CNN’s Ana Cabrera. “I am a progressive Democrat. I have never said that we should defund the police.”

Maybe Senator Hirono never said it, but other members of her party did, and quite explicitly.

Here’s Squad member Ayanna Pressley just two days ago:

Some of the Democrats currently running for mayor of New York City are running on defunding the police:

It has gotten so bad for Democrats that they are now lying and saying it was Republicans that wanted to defund the police.  This kind of shameless lying appears to be routine for the Biden administration and its screw ups. 

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