The President and most of these mayors and district attorneys told the voters exactly what they intended on doing if elected. The majority of voters still voted for them and they have done what they promised to do.
Promises Kept — Larry Krasner for Philadelphia District …
‘When Philadelphia voters elected Larry Krasner as its District Attorney in 2017, he promised to end the failed tough-on-crime policies of the past…’ And he did.
Former Philadelphia Mayor To DA, “I Have To Wonder What Kind Of Messed Up World Of White Wokeness Krasner Is Living In”
Joe Biden ‘absolutely’ believes systemic racism exists in policing
Biden says he spoke with Jacob Blake, praises family’s …
Floyd family meets with Biden and Harris at White House …
Joe Biden meets with George Floyd’s family in Houston …
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Kenosha cop involved in shooting of Jacob Blake cleared by DOJ
Kenosha County District Attorney… also declined to file any criminal charges… related to the incident, saying at the time the officer was justified in his use of force and was acting in self-defense because Blake was armed with a knife.
Biden pushes police reform, budget at ceremony honoring slain cops
America’s deadly year: Philadelphia now has more murders than NYC and LA and a DOZEN major US cities smash annual homicide records (and they are ALL Democrat)
- With several weeks left in the year, a dozen major cities have already broken their annual homicide records
- Philadelphia has recorded 521 murders, breaking record from 1990 and surpassing New York and Los Angeles
- Indianapolis, Louisville, Toledo and Baton Rouge broke previous records that were set just last year
- St. Paul, Portland, Austin and Rochester shattered long-standing murder records from the 1980s and 90s
By Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com
Published: 16:47 EST, 8 December 2021 | Updated: 17:26 EST, 8 December 2021
Philadelphia has shattered its 30-year-old record for annual murders, surpassing the much larger cities of New York and Los Angeles as a dozen major cities post all-time records for homicides — all of them with Democratic mayors.
As of December 6, Philadelphia had recorded 521 homicides for the year, surpassing New York’s 443 and Los Angeles at 352.
This is despite the fact that with a population of 1.5 million, the City of Brotherly Love is less than half the size of Los Angeles and one-fifth of New York.
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