Make America Safe Again?

Jason Keisling | From the November 2016 issue

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Crime in America Infographic — Jason Keisling / Reason

This article originally appeared in print under the headline "MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN?."

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dajjal 8 years ago

Trumpkins aren't motivated by fear of crime. Instead, they are excited by the promise of new wars and witch hunts - deporting illegals in boxcars, surprise nuke attacks on muslims, and of course shootouts and door-to-door urban combat to 'restore law and order' to the inner cities. That's the appeal of "Make America Safe Again".
nanban 8 years ago

who will win it is no problems they are believe
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