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Trump’s return to ‘law and order’ highlights a sore spot for Democrats: crime policy
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TPR: The Public's Radio
Despite Trump’s attention on the issue, it’s far from an official Democratic Party policy.
While many Democrats have sought to distance themselves from the policy, President Trump and Republicans have used it to paint the party as weak on crime.
“That’s insulting to the people who don’t feel safe.”Transcript: AILSA CHANG, HOST: President Trump has long talked about the importance of law and order.
So Republicans were able to latch on to this, even though it was far from an official party policy.
CHANG: Wait, so then, would you say that this is a policy problem for Democrats or is it just a messaging failure?
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