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Elite privilege: Legacy media pretend crime doesn’t exist

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During his campaign, Donald Trump’s proposals were simple: fix our economy, close the border, and put an end to the chaos that was erupting domestically and internationally. That chaos, here at home, includes crime waves across the country that are making life a misery for countless American citizens. Not only did homicide rates spike in the aftermath of Black Lives Matter protests — making cities such as New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C., feel like scenes from The Purge — but other crimes became all too common for residents, including robbery, assault, vandalism, and sexual assault.

After returning to the White House, Trump made it clear that such lawlessness would not be permitted and that he would be leveraging the National Guard to crack down on the crimes that his political opponents had enabled for decades.

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