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Rep. Andy Biggs Explains How Dems Have Altered Reality to Gaslight About Lowering Crime

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

Many Democrats' pitches for electing Kamala Harris include claims that after nearly four years of Biden and Harris, crime is down everywhere, especially in big cities. Sen. Chris Murphy likes to say things like that in his pitch for electing more Democrats: 

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Why does crime appear to be coming down? 

Republican Rep. Andy Biggs helped provide an answer to that question today. It's actually quite simple. Watch:

This boils down to another case of the Democrats wanting people to believe their claims over what they're personally experiencing and seeing. 

The full quote from Rep. Biggs via @tomselliott: 

“Officer & the citizens are still battling violent crime daily, but it’s recent changes in crime reporting that have done more to create the illusion that all is well. If you re-categorize violent crimes like aggravated assault & you say this is a misdemeanor now, man, you’re going to — you’re going to really drive statistics down on, on violent crime. If you — if you say we’re not counted as a theft, if it’s not above 950 bucks or in one of the towns in my — my state, 2,000 bucks, you’re going to drive your theft and burglary statistics.”

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Does that sound familiar? The Dems do it with the economy as well (with the media's help of course):

Yep, how many "you're actually doing better than you think" takes have we mocked since Biden and Harris took office?

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