In Washington D.C., President Trump's initiative to address crime has sparked debate. Scott Jennings emphasizes the need for increased police staffing amid rising crime, criticizing Democrats for their reflexive opposition to Trump's actions. Jennings points to the importance of having more police presence to deter crime, citing personal experiences of crime in the city. He contends that increased law enforcement has led to a safer environment for residents and tourists. His remarks suggest that there are effective ways to secure the city without resorting to extreme measures.
I think they do have a staffing shortage in the D.C. police department; they need to fix that. I don't know what's authoritarian about putting some extra eyes and ears on the street, getting criminals off the street to keep people from being murdered and carjacked.
These Democrats don't know what to do with themselves. Every time Donald Trump tries to do something, they reflexively feel the need to oppose it without thinking through the political implications for themselves.
The city is crime ridden! I saw a guy get murdered in Union Station in February at four in the afternoon! I saw the body hit the floor at the bottom of the escalator on the second floor!
You have extra eyes and ears. They've arrested criminals. They're getting illegal guns off the street. People feel safer, tourists feel safer.
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