Exactly. Remember the Flint, MI lead pipe problem? The MO is to find the politician of the opposite party that's closest to the problem and find a way to blame them.
Kinda hard to not notice the letter next to the mayor who actually go it done IMO.
I get that, but that's credit, not blame.
Blame is the game that must win out, else leadership would actually have to provide results. Amazing how many will cut off their nose and accept the negative consequences just to be on the 'winning team'.
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But you can make him president.
Can dewine force the mayors to crack down on violence? Can dewine force the DAs to prosecute? How about force judges to give longer sentences for violent crime?
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Have any of the state attorney publicly declared their refusal to prosecute?
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Here's the thing. If it's the law, it needs to be enforced. Not selectively, not only if you agree with it. This is one of the problems I see with all the kerfuffle over Roe. People want what they want and would gladly vote for the end of our form of government if they thought the dictator would give it to them. They just don't see past the nose on their face. There's no way these things would ever be used against me.Some Ohio prosecutors say they won't enforce state's new abortion ban
A law is now on the books that makes abortion illegal at about six weeks into a pregnancy but some prosecutors say they're not going to prosecute violators.
I’m trying to clean up my act..
You said it’s not the red states, it’s not the governors. Well, most of those are republicans. Where will you move the goal posts to next? If you want to blame local crime on local politicians? Fine, have at it but you were the one that said (paraphrasing) that the buck stops with the governor. Hence my post.
