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Obviously, crime in American cities, especially large American cities, the vast majority of which are ruled and governed by Democratic mayors has been a source of contention for a long time.

There are lots of people in both political parties across the political spectrum who have the had the experience of going to one of America's largest and most important cities and feeling unsafe there.

Now, crime statistics don't always tell the record.

Sometimes there can be all different reasons why crime statistics make it look like crime

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