Can Prez Biden Fix Rising Kansas City Crime?!?!

Amid spiking numbers across the nation, the Commander-In-Chief is now taking action and putting pressure on local leaders to confront an American crime wave.

To wit, we ask . . .

CAN PREZ BIDEN CURB KANSAS CITY CRIME?!?!

Obviously he's going to need help and, as usual, there are longstanding local problems that stand in the way. 

More to the point . . .

There's a horrific divide betwixt Kansas City's progressive and Democratic Party aligned political leadership vs. police. So encouragement from the Prez will have to overcome this obstacle.

Right now both Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker and KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas are feuding with cops and the police board in court . . . Obviously, cooperation in crime fighting is going to be tough. 

Still, there's hope here because, at the very least there is recognition of a problem which is the first step in developing a solution. 

Nevertheless . . . 

Ironically, whilst Prez Biden wants COVID cash to help curb violence across the nation, it's doubtful that "defunding" police by 42 MILLION BUCKS will help reduce worsening local crime numbers. Meanwhile, Mayor Q, his supporters and paid trolls via social media still claim they'll be giving more cash to po-po.

However . . . 

THERE'S STILL NO BUDGET FOR MAYOR Q'S POLICE BUDGET 'REALLOCATION' PLAN AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC!!!

But I digress . . .

The point here is that amid rising crime the Prez is stepping in across the nation and literally attempting to play peacemaker.

Check the links . . .

Biden to pitch crime plan to local leaders amid wave of gun violence

President Joe Biden is set to meet with a group of law enforcement officials, community groups and state and local leaders, including New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Eric Adams, to discuss his plan to address a surge in violent crime in many parts of the country over the past year.

Biden to talk crime with city, police leaders nationwide

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Joe Biden will host New York City's Democratic mayoral candidate and other city and law enforcement leaders from around the country to talk about reducing crime. Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and the likely next mayor of New York, plus Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser and San Jose, California, Mayor Sam Liccardo are among those expected to attend the meeting Monday, according to the White House.

Biden administration urging state and local governments to use Covid relief funding to address uptick in violent crime

The White House is encouraging state and local governments to use funding from the Covid relief package passed earlier this year to address a summer rise in violent crime as pandemic restrictions loosen nationwide.

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