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the screeching is Biden's handlers drowning out the reporters who are trying to get their questions in. Every single time just about. "Thank you! Thank you! OK! OK! Let's go! Thank you! Thank you!"

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“Crisis Of Crimes”: New Orleans Becomes Murder Capital Of America

Progressives in top city leadership positions have helped transform New Orleans into the murder capital of America.

WSJ reported the Louisiana city on the Mississippi River, near the Gulf of Mexico, recorded the highest homicide rate of any major city so far this year, with 41 homicides per 100,000 residents.

Metropolitan Crime Commission Inc., a nonprofit that works on crime-reducing strategies in the city, said the homicide rate is up 141% compared with the same period in 2019. It pointed out carjackings are up 210%, shootings 100%, and armed robberies up 25%.

“The homicide rate is on pace to surpass last year’s rate, which was the worst since Hurricane Katrina in 2005,” WSJ noted.

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“Crisis Of Crimes”: New Orleans Becomes Murder Capital Of America

Progressives in top city leadership positions have helped transform New Orleans into the murder capital of America.

WSJ reported the Louisiana city on the Mississippi River, near the Gulf of Mexico, recorded the highest homicide rate of any major city so far this year, with 41 homicides per 100,000 residents.

Metropolitan Crime Commission Inc., a nonprofit that works on crime-reducing strategies in the city, said the homicide rate is up 141% compared with the same period in 2019. It pointed out carjackings are up 210%, shootings 100%, and armed robberies up 25%.

“The homicide rate is on pace to surpass last year’s rate, which was the worst since Hurricane Katrina in 2005,” WSJ noted.

Hey, we won something . Don't remind me. But it has less to do with progressive than it does straight flat-out incompetence and nonperformance in office. Folks don't get stuck on that party stuff mostly. Cantrell is in over her head and has personalized being called out on it. Teedy makes Mayor Ray Nagin look tolerable and cannot even say the word "crime" in most interviews. Seriously. But it's long beyond the point of simply the politicians making the cure. She gotta go

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“Crisis Of Crimes”: New Orleans Becomes Murder Capital Of America

Progressives in top city leadership positions have helped transform New Orleans into the murder capital of America.

WSJ reported the Louisiana city on the Mississippi River, near the Gulf of Mexico, recorded the highest homicide rate of any major city so far this year, with 41 homicides per 100,000 residents.

Metropolitan Crime Commission Inc., a nonprofit that works on crime-reducing strategies in the city, said the homicide rate is up 141% compared with the same period in 2019. It pointed out carjackings are up 210%, shootings 100%, and armed robberies up 25%.

“The homicide rate is on pace to surpass last year’s rate, which was the worst since Hurricane Katrina in 2005,” WSJ noted.

Hey, we won something . Don't remind me. But it has less to do with progressive than it does straight flat-out incompetence and nonperformance in office. Folks don't get stuck on that party stuff mostly. Cantrell is in over her head and has personalized being called out on it. Teedy makes Mayor Ray Nagin look tolerable and cannot even say the word "crime" in most interviews. Seriously. But it's long beyond the point of simply the politicians making the cure. She gotta go

Agreed. My wife and I spent 16 nights in New Orleans (8 in the French Quarter then 8 in the Garden District) in January 2019......it was rough here & there (at night) but coming from NYC we could easily deal with it, was more tame actually than NYC. Lovely time there we had. Great food, great street music, great drinks, great architecture........ but to go back there now, not too sure until Teedy gotta go for sure. Would love to go back another 16 nights! Them Po Boys, them oysters....etc.... delish!

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joe was raised in the puerto rican community at home politically?