Tomi Lahren: 'Textbook Democrat' answer to crime spike will be coming after gun rights
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Fox Nation host of 'Final Thoughts', joins 'Fox & Friends First,' and argues that the crime spike in the United States comes from poor leadership and Democrats that don't support cops.
But I'll also tell you this. The instinct to come after the rights of decent and law-abiding Americans to solve a problem created by poor leadership and policy is textbook Democrat. Not only will they blame COVID, they will blame our gun rights and they will come after those. That is coming next. But it's not hard to figure out why crime and lawlessness is spiking across the country, mainly in Democrat-run cities. It's what happens when you demonize law enforcement. You use race as a weapon to excuse bad behavior, convincing some folks that looting and lawlessness are forms of justice. Listen, this was all incredibly predictable. You're seeing it happen right before our eyes and it's not going to end any time soon. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE:
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