D.C. Crime Soars 23% in 2023 After City Tries to Reduce Punishments
Crime in Washington, DC, has soared 23 percent at the beginning of 2023 compared to 2022 after officials reduced criminal punishments.
Source: breitbart.com
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Zuckerberg cash and left-wing dark money groups behind soft-on-crime DC bill
Washington, D.C.'s Revised Criminal Code Act, which softens penalties for a wide range of criminal offenses within the district, is controversial to say the least.
Source: washingtonexaminer.com
Biden's first veto could stop overturning of DC Criminal Code Act
Thirty-one Democrats crossed party lines and voted with the GOP on the criminal code measure and forty-two Democrats voted to disapprove of the voting rights measure
Source: wusa9.com
Democrat Who Voted Against Softer Punishments For Criminals Speaks Out About Her Attacker Being Set Free 12 Times
Democrat Rep. Angie Craig, who was assaulted in her D.C. apartment, spoke out about her attacker being set free 12 previous times before her attack.
Source: dailycaller.com
Rep. Jim Jordan criticized online after saying 'only Americans should vote in American elections'
Republican Jim Jordan caused a splash on social media with a tweet after the House of Representatives voted to overturn a Washington D.C. bill allowing non-citizens to vote.
Source: foxnews.com