The Prime Minister should listen to the U.S. Vice-President’s message to swing voters
In her only debate with former president Donald Trump, Vice-President Kamala Harris made sure to mention that she’s a gun owner. In an interview with, Ms. Harris said that her weapon is a Glock; asked whether she’s fired it she replied, incredulously, “Of course I have.” And in conversation with Oprah, Ms. Harris said, in a scripted zinger designed to be TikToked, “If somebody breaks into my house, they’re getting shot.
What if a government were to keep its popular policies while – I know this sounds crazy, but hear me out – ditching the unpopular ones? Mr. Eby eventually realized that he had to respond to the concerns of the majority, by walking back the decriminalization experiment. What’s more, his election platform contains five “commitments to you,” one of which is “make our streets safer.”
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