View this post on Instagram NEW: America’s cites lurched left in 2019, entrenching a new generation of radical activists in municipal and criminal justice posts, and 2020 looks like more of the same. Nationwide, notes the Manhattan Institute’s Steven Malanga, the Left is “pulling back on enforcement of quality-of-life infractions, ceding public space again to the homeless and drug users, undermining public school discipline, and releasing violent criminals back into communities or refusing to prosecute them in the first place.” READ: http://jwatch.us/jfbhNmA post shared by Judicial Watch (@judicialwatch) on Jan 6, 2020 at 8:19am PST
NEW: America’s cites lurched left in 2019, entrenching a new generation of radical activists in municipal and criminal justice posts, and 2020 looks like more of the same. Nationwide, notes the Manhattan Institute’s Steven Malanga, the Left is “pulling back on enforcement of quality-of-life infractions, ceding public space again to the homeless and drug users, undermining public school discipline, and releasing violent criminals back into communities or refusing to prosecute them in the first place.” READ: http://jwatch.us/jfbhNm
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View this post on Instagram What bothers you more: 1️⃣ these troubling stats, or 2️⃣ that a President brought attention to them via a tweet? Just wondering.A post shared by PragerU (@prageru) on Jan 6, 2020 at 4:35am PST
What bothers you more: 1️⃣ these troubling stats, or 2️⃣ that a President brought attention to them via a tweet? Just wondering.
A post shared by PragerU (@prageru) on Jan 6, 2020 at 4:35am PST
