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12 US cities break all-time homicide records (and guess what they have in common)

Crime is rampant in many U.S. cities thanks to big assists from progressive district attorneys and their policies that often put criminals right back on the street. A dozen cities have seen record-high homicide rates:

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Additionally, it might not shock you to learn that those cities have something in common:

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And the media has been spotted either mostly ignoring the story or avoiding connecting some rather prominent dots:

If all those cities had Republican mayors we’re pretty sure that would have been mentioned in more media reports.

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