Voters didn’t fall for the bogus narrative of unchecked violent crime and so-called ‘defunding’ of police under Democratic leadership.

‘This is pretty much what we expect from Ron Johnson,’ said Wendell J. Harris of the Wisconsin NAACP. ‘He’s made it clear that racism is one of his main tactics.’

The Wisconsin Republican’s ad ends with a photo of Johnson posing with a grinning white man in a sheriff’s uniform.

Sixty-six percent of Gen Z and 63% of millennial Americans think their generation is motivated to make positive change.

New York City hasn’t ‘defunded’ its police: It just increased its budget by $200 million.

Police reform efforts have increased after the killing of George Floyd in 2020.

The jump in the number of murders Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is blaming on ‘liberals’ took place in 2020, under President Donald Trump.

The effort failed when the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted down a GOP amendment that would have cut funding.

Republicans tried to trap Democratic senators into voting to ‘defund the police.’

Very few of the Democrats they cited actually endorsed the idea.

The No. 3 House GOP leader and every member of her caucus opposed $350 billion in emergency aid for states and localities.

They say increased gun sales have nothing to do with it. Criminologists disagree.

The effort to blame Democrats for crime may offer a preview of Republicans’ strategy for upcoming elections.

No, Joe Biden has not packed the court, defunded the police, or banned fossil fuels.

Studies show Black Americans are far more likely to be shot and killed by police than their white counterparts.

Police unions have backed Trump, who incited Wednesday’s attack on the Capitol.

The White House press secretary also ignored questions about the 17-year-old who shot and killed two people in Kenosha last week.

Even Fox News has debunked this lie.

It didn’t.

The Trump campaign is running ads that falsely claim Biden wants to defund the police.

The GOP attorneys general want lawmakers’ ‘assistance in tempering the anti-police rhetoric that is jeopardizing the safety of our officers.’

‘Republicans are underestimating President Trump’s ability to unify and energize the Democratic Party,’ said one political expert.