Posted on 10/23/2015 7:45:05 PM PDT by 100American
http://hotair.com/archives/2015/10/23/trouble-for-hillary-gallup-poll-shows-spike-in-number-of-americans-who-think-crime-is-rising/
A Democratic party so dependent on black votes is constrained to accept the de-incarceration, de-policing agenda of groups like #BlacksLivesMatter. But that brings us to the second profound political fact: the rejection of the de-incarceration, de-policing agenda by other groups, including other groups that aligned with Barack Obama and the Democrats in 2008.
A 2014 Los Angeles Times survey asked Californians whether local police were too aggressive and posed more of a threat than anything else: 42 percent of black voters said yes, as against 28 percent of Latinos, 21 percent of Asians, and 11 percent of whites. Only 12 percent of whites and 11 percent of Asians could recall a time in the past year when police had treated them unfairly as against 26 percent of blacks. Nationwide, over 80 percent of white millennials believe that crime remains a greater threat than police misconduct.
If crime rates continue to rise through 2016, identification as the soft-on-crime or anti-cop party may again haunt Democrats as it did a generation ago. Progressives may hope that they can hold together the Obama coalition with an embrace of social welfare, income redistribution, and new issues like universal pre-K. But those policies, too, potentially divide more than they unite.
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A fish rots from the head down
Her crimes are rising— The Server— destruction of evidence — her conspiring to destroy evidence with her lawyers. If Trump gets in a bunch are going to prison!!
Why do you think Democrats are going to start caring now?
Stretching for anything. Republicans should walk into the Presidency but no they are so inept that we have to hope for crime for them to be even partially favorable. Great job.
The Server
No problem there. She wiped it off with a rag. Everything is all good.
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