Kamala Harris's America, public safety edition

During his St. Cloud rally Saturday night, former President Trump frequently focused on the Biden-Harris soft-on-crime policies, which I wrote about in this post. Unfortunately, there's an overabundance of proof that it isn't just Biden and Harris whose policies are soft-on-crime. This article is unfortunately too common in Minneapolis.

According to the article, "The Minneapolis Police Department issued a press release Sunday night recapping a violent Aquatennial weekend that included 10 violent incidents, of which three were homicides— including two shootings and one stabbing—and said they’re asking for help from other law enforcement agencies to quell the violence." Minneapolis, think about Minneapolis as a frigid L.A. In 2021, Harris applauded L.A. Mayor Garcetti for cutting the LAPD budget by $150,000,000. That doesn't sound like a tough-on-crime prosecutor. That sounds like a defund-the-police member of the Squad.

First, Minneapolis doesn't sound like a city. IT sounds more like an open-air shooting range, although it's worth noting that they're also famous for stabbings and car-jackings, too.

Kamala is tough on crime?

Notice how then-Sen. Harris went after the then-nominee for ICE, Ron Vitiello. He's supposedly one of the good guys. Instead of asking him difficult-but-fair questions, then-Sen. Harris compares ICE with the KKK. In Harris' mind, ICE are the bad guys. In reality, she wants to scrap ICE and start from scratch. Tough on crime prosecutor, my arse. She's just a bitch.

Tough on crime prosecutor, Part II

Let's be clear about this. Kamala Harris isnt a tough-on-crime prosecutor. Kamala's words verify that she's a defund-the-police activist. The honeymoon is over even if the MSM pretends like she's still got momentum. When the tough questions come about Kamala's activism, she'll crumple like a cheap suit.

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