Remarkable: In new NYT/Siena polls, Biden is more trusted on "law and order" in Arizona, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Why? Maybe because Trump's call for unshackled state and vigilante violence is perceived as the extreme and destructive position. New piece:
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
Trump's position, laid bare, is that he's on the side of empowering police to be more thuggish and brutal, and if you oppose that, you side with violence and criminality.
He doesn't get that most voters seem to be flatly rejecting this false binary:
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
He doesn't get that most voters seem to be flatly rejecting this false binary:
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
Law and order without rule of law is neither law nor order. It's unshackled state/vigilante violence.
Biden represents the idea that rule of law -- equality before the law -- broadens the possibilities for civic peace.
w/@owasow and @jonathanchait
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
Biden represents the idea that rule of law -- equality before the law -- broadens the possibilities for civic peace.
w/@owasow and @jonathanchait
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
@owasow @jonathanchait Here's something:
Biden leads by +31 among Latinos in Arizona.
Those Latinos favor Biden on law and order by 66-30, and say racism in criminal justice is a bigger problem than riots by 59-38.
Those who say Latinos might realign over these issues might be interested in that
Biden leads by +31 among Latinos in Arizona.
Those Latinos favor Biden on law and order by 66-30, and say racism in criminal justice is a bigger problem than riots by 59-38.
Those who say Latinos might realign over these issues might be interested in that
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