We are supposed to talk about things in the way where we mean what we are talking about.
And I’ve heard from colleagues who say, ‘Oh it’s the language of the streets, we should respect that.’ We’re in Congress. “The number one concern that people brought to me in my race that I barely re-won was defunding the police. After the 2020 elections, a frustrated Representative Abigail Spanberger warned her colleagues that their catchy slogans were political poison: But their boneheaded plans would have real-life ramifications for people who can’t afford a home in Alyssa Milano’s gated community.īeyond the physical dangers of defunding the police, the Squad’s righteous cause is politically perilous as well. Woke activists and social-justice keyboard warriors enjoy retweeting think pieces on why defunding the police will actually make us safer. That notion that they keep saying that, I’m like ‘wait a minute, who are Black people supposed to call, Ghostbusters?”
“Because you know who ain’t gonna defund the cops? White neighborhoods and rich neighborhoods. One particularly poignant take came from Charles Barkley who noted, during Inside the NBA, that these progressive ideas would disproportionately affect minorities. Alas, like always, the cowardly centrists - fearful of being targeted by the next AOC - were swept along with the foolishness in the hope that they would be spared in the eventual revolution.Įven so, there were some public figures who expressed their doubts about this bizarre movement taking over the mainstream. Moderate Democrats should have shut down the Defund the Police hoopla before it gained significant traction. When the anti-police advocate was asked about her expensive private security, Bush defiantly told CBS, “I have private security because my body is worth being on this planet right now.” Well Cori, apparently the folks in Minneapolis feel the same way about their bodies! Who would’ve thought? Instead, attention-hungry phonies like Representative Cori Bush of Missouri parade in front of television cameras and spew hypocritical nonsense. That’s what really matters, right?Īfter all, if these anti-police politicians were interested in what Americans want, they would have dropped this insane mission a long time ago. And while it might not be popular with residents of crime-infested cities, the scheme is very popular with Rolling Stone magazine, Jane Fonda and John Legend. Besides giving away free stuff and fighting global warming, defunding the police is a key component to the current progressive agenda. Instead, the far-left progressives will double down on their deranged, unpopular ideas. The answers are bleak for Democrats - but fear not: most political leaders have zero intention of asking any of these questions. Why local crime hurts Democrats nationally.Why doesn’t Liz Cheney mention January 6 to her voters?.How elites hijacked the conversation on race
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