This slide was suppose to say a lot more than it did once it published, so I'll update it now.
A year later, according to the news article at the title to the entry, there was no change in the dynamics to allow that assessment across the country to change from NH lowest, etc. Why would that be? No one cares?
In a radio annoucement about two weeks ago, it was noted Greensboro has seen a drop in crime by 50% in the past year.
Crime rates are lower across the nation under this President. They should be (nothing racial intended in that statement as some might think). During drops in employment and economic declines, especially the one that exists in the USA now, the crime rates should be skyrocketing. They aren't.
It is my estimation (I am waiting for the studies to come out) that extended unemployment benefits have reduced crime.
