from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center.

The Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

Now Minneapolis motor is rejected a proposal to replace the city's police department

with a department of public safety.

It would also have eliminated the requirement to have a police chief.

That measure, of course, was based on the abolished the police movement in the wake of George

Floyd's death.

Of course, now crime, Minneapolis is rising.

So they voted not to abolish the police department?

Yeah, yeah, spanked it and sent it home by a dozen points.

What will downtown look without a police department?

Well, it will look like the suburbs today.

Well, people who live downtown Minneapolis barely don't agree with you.

That's one of the dumbest things ever said.

Yeah, the idea was absolutely blasted and sent back in the WAPO, the Wibble Washington

Post with a piece the other day.

From Buffalo to Seattle, Democratic politicians who once championed significant reductions

of reallocations of police department budgets are backtracking.

And other cities, including Cleveland liberal candidates are being hammered over their stances on public safety.

Even in cities without a competitive mayors race, the question of how to get tough on crime

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