Fact-check dinging GOP for blaming Biden for increased homicides concedes rising rates in Democrat-led cities
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A FactCheck.org piece last week dinged House Republicans for appearing to blame rising homicide rates on President Biden, although it conceded they have sharply risen compared to last year in six of the seven American cities spotlighted by the GOP.
"Experts say there are several factors that may explain the rising number of homicides, but the president is not one of them – regardless of party," the site wrote. However, it couldn't argue with the numbers, as violent crime has emerged as a significant issue for the nascent Biden administration.
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