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Democrats Sent Spinning by Midterm Voter Poll
Democrats have been attempting to save their prospects of winning the 2022 election by attacking Republicans. They are desperate to divert attention away from the numerous mistakes they have made over the course of the past few years.
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However, a significant error is going to come back to haunt them. Voters are rejecting the agenda of the left, which has seen a rise in the rate of crime. According to the results of this latest survey, the Democrats are in serious jeopardy. Candidates who want to make the employment of police officers more difficult will not receive support from voters. In addition, the advantage is substantial. 95 percent of voters are opposed to programs that allow convicted felons to regain their freedom and return to society.
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This comes at a time when many Democrats are trying to pass laws in blue areas that reward criminals and tie the hands of police. Cash bail has been done away with in the state of Illinois. Even the most violent offenders are beyond the reach of Chicago’s police. Even fleeing offenders can’t be stopped by police in the left-leaning state of Washington. Wow, I had no clue that was such a brilliant suggestion!
It is becoming considerably more difficult for police officers to defend law-abiding citizens in many blue communities. In the meantime, criminal activity has gotten out of hand.
Everything that has happened is a direct result of the extreme and progressive policies implemented by Democrat politicians.
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In the meantime, Joe Biden and many other members of his party are attempting to argue that they do not support harming law enforcement officers. Then how can they justify all of these policies that are hostile to the police? The results of this survey make it shockingly obvious that voters do not support candidates who support handcuffing police.