Democrats Yell ‘Do Something!’ On
Guns While Their Prosecutors And Policies
Create Our Culture Of Crime
Posted By: PeterWolosin, 6/8/2022 10:08:12 AM
Since a spate of recent shootings, Democrats led by President Joe Biden have been busy exploiting the tragedies to call for more gun control, go after the “gun lobby” bogeyman, and yell that we must “do something!” about firearm-related crime. They’ve been clear that they aren’t interested in talking about effective solutions that don’t involve gun-grabbing, so they probably also don’t want to talk about who’s responsible for America’s unsettling crime wave: the left. Meanwhile, as of late Tuesday night, the Associated Press projected that San Francisco voters had handily recalled left-wing District Attorney Chesa Boudin, whose soft-on-crime policies wreaked havoc on the California city.
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I rented an electric car for a 4-day road
trip. I spent more time charging it than
I did sleeping. 21 replies
trip. I spent more time charging it than
I did sleeping. 21 replies
I thought it would be fun.
That's what I told my friend Mack when I asked her to drive with me from New Orleans to Chicago and back in an electric car.
I'd made long road trips before, surviving popped tires, blown headlights and shredded wheel-well liners in my 2008 Volkswagen Jetta. I figured driving the brand-new Kia EV6 I'd rented would be a piece of cake.
If, that is, the public-charging infrastructure cooperated. We wouldn't be the first to test it.
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Brainwashed Democrats can't see reality, but the rest of America does, including moderates and independents.