Morning Jolt: Do the Democrats Have a . . . Murder Problem?

On the menu today: You may have heard about that Democratic county official in Nevada whom police have arrested on suspicion of murdering a reporter. But you probably didn't hear about the Democratic campaign consultant in New Jersey who pled guilty to conspiracy and murder-for-hire earlier this year. And only those who closely follow politics are likely to have heard about the Democratic mega-donor from California who lured men into his apartment and injected them with methamphetamine in exchange for sex, leading to two fatal overdoses. I think we're starting to see why some in that party were so enthusiastic about the notion of abolishing the police.

Those Darn Democrats, With Their Tax Hikes, Elitism, and, er, Murder

Last month, I asked whether people were getting crazier. I had debated including an observation from another conservative blogger from years ago, contending that the world of politics tended to attract more than its share of crazy people, that the world of journalism tended to attract more than its share of ...

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WITH JIM GERAGHTY September 08 2022 WITH JIM GERAGHTY September 08 2022 Do the Democrats Have a . . . Murder Problem? On the menu today: You may have heard about that Democratic county official in Nevada whom police have arrested on suspicion of murdering a reporter. But you probably didn't hear about the Democratic campaign consultant in New Jersey who pled guilty to conspiracy and murder-for-hire earlier this year. And only those who closely follow politics are likely to have heard about the Democratic mega-donor from California who lured men into his apartment and injected them with methamphetamine in exchange for sex, leading to two fatal overdoses. I think we're starting to see why some in that party were so enthusiastic about the notion of abolishing the police. Those Darn Democrats, With Their Tax Hikes, Elitism, and, er, Murder Last month, I asked whether people were getting crazier. I had debated including an observation from another conservative blogger from years ago, contending that the world of politics tended to attract more than its share of crazy people, that the world of journalism tended to attract more than its share of ...   READ MORE

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