Scott Jensen vs. Tim Walz, Public Safety/Law Enforcement edition

It isn't a well-kept secret that crime is the DFL's Achilles Heel issue this election cycle. The Jensen-Birk ticket know that. That's why they're putting out a proactive, aggressive plan to make Minnesota's streets safer.

According to this executive summary, the Jensen-Birk plan calls for

  • Make Carjacking a Crime with Harsh Penalty
  • Stop Non-Profit Funding to Bail out Criminals
  • Bring in the State Patrol to Reinstate Order
  • Make Penalties Harsher
  • Screen and Appoint Judges who will Uphold Sentences
  • Judges must Follow Guidelines
  • Protect the Children
  • End Recidivism with Productive Training
  • Corrective Labor and Community Participation
  • Use the National Guard
That's a plan that reduces crime while increasing citizen safety. We already know what Tim Walz thinks of his former fellow guardsmen:

Tell that to the 55th Civil Support Team:
Unit Information

The 55th Civil Support Team perform duties in support of emergency preparedness programs to prepare for or respond to emergencies involving the use or threatened use of a Weapon of Mass Destruction, a terrorist attack or threatened terrorist attack that results in or could result in catastrophic loss of life or property, the intentional or unintentional release of nuclear, biological, radiological or toxic or poisonous chemicals that result in or could result in catastrophic loss of life or property, or a natural or manmade disaster that results in or could result in catastrophic loss of life or property.

It's nice knowing that Minnesota's National Guard Commander-in-Chief thinks so highly of his troops. Seriously, Tim Walz hasn't been a decision-maker, which explains why he's choked so often. When Jacob Frey needed help, Walz wasn't there for him. Instead, Walz rationalized his performance by talking about paperwork not getting filled out right. That's why, generally speaking, Democrats can't be trusted on crime prevention, and specifically, Walz can't be trusted either. Remember that this happened under Walz's 'leadership':

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