What is the love affair between Democrats and criminals?

[30CAT]

As if Blue cities weren't bad enough

Democrats, their policies and their bleaters are destroying our country

EXCERPT: A policing bill introduced in Illinois this week that would prevent officers from pulling people over for speeding or not displaying license plates would be a "gift" to criminals and a "backdoor" way to defund the police, a retired Illinois police chief warned

Blue state serves up 'gift' to criminals with new bill that would further tie cops' hands: retired chief

Blue state serves up 'gift' to criminals with new bill that would further tie cops' hands: retired chief

A bill introduced in Illinois that would prohibit cops from pulling drivers over for speeding or not having license plate would be a "gift" to criminals, retired police chief says.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Marshall Jeff]

Birds of a feather...

 

[Rock98Dog]

So I can drive 120mph with no plate through a school zone and it’s cool? Absolutely nothing could go wrong with that.

 

[Bobbybbc]

So I can drive 120mph with no plate through a school zone and it’s cool? Absolutely nothing could go wrong with that.

It's just a bill that was proposed by a crackpot legislator, not something that has widespread support in either party.

 

[KyMUfan]

It's just a bill that was proposed by a crackpot legislator, not something that has widespread support in either party.

Define crackpot. He seems to be a typical Chicago Democrat who has sponsored legislation that has been passed.

Justin Slaughter - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

In office, Slaughter has been a supporter of criminal justice reform reforms. In his first year in office, Slaughter sponsored ultimately successful legislation that provided inmates with "training to develop skills for computers, public speaking and general business."[10]

Slaughter was one of the lead sponsors of the SAFE-T Act (Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today Act), which became state law in 2021. The legislation creates new standards for decertifying police officers who engage in misconduct, and limits the use of cash bail for nonviolent offenders.[1]

In January 2024, CWBChicago reported that Slaughter had "introduced legislation that would prohibit police officers across Illinois from stopping motorists for a host of violations, including expired plates, tinted windows, improper lane usage, and even speeding up to 25 mph over the posted limit."[11]

 

[extragreen]

Define crackpot.

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