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President Trump said at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday that going forward, federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty for anyone convicted of murder in Washington D.C.

"It'll be a crime-free city," Trump said. "Anybody who murders something in the capital, capital punishment. Capital, capital punishment."

"If somebody kills somebody, in the capital, Washington DC, we're going to be seeking the death penalty," he clarified. "That's a very strong, preventative, and everybody that's heard it agrees with it."


"I don't know if we're ready for it in this country, but we have no choice."

"So in DC, in Washington -- states are gonna have to make their own decision -- but if somebody kills somebody, like you could have been killed, you're very lucky you didn't get killed, it's the death penalty, OK?"

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Originally posted by THG:
Did you know, you are 400% more likely to get murdered in Louisiana than California? That's a fact.

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With about a month left to go in 2024, Shreveport has seen 48 homicides so far this year, according to news releases from the Caddo coroner’s office.

Only 2019 and 2016 had fewer homicides. Shreveport Police Department crime statistics show 43 such deaths were recorded in 2019 and 46 in 2016.

The city also has seen the number of homicides per year spike as high as 90, as was recorded in 2016.

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The F grade indicates that the rate of murder is much higher than that of the average US county. East Carroll Parish ranks in the 1st percentile for safety, meaning it is safer than 1% of counties but less safe than 99%. This analysis applies only to East Carroll Parish's official city boundaries. See the table below for nearby counties.

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The murder rate in Madison Parish is 0.2740 per 1,000 residents in the typical year.

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The murder rate in St. Helena Parish is 0.1901 per 1,000 residents in the typical year.

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Across the entire parish, there were 113 homicides in 2024, up 11 from 2023.

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Don't say Epstein.

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
Relocate the Capital city, the corrupt there is too deep and too long a part of the history, turn them into Museum and Theme Park and Schools


can they bring back the Death Penalty and undo decades of policy by the crackhead Mayor?

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Don't say Epstein.

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ok Maxwell...but...

endless spending Debt, Deficits more Bills and Debts, BBB adding Trillions when he's going to fix the Debt

and War in the Sandbox

Endless Wars in the sandbox Yemen, Syria, Palestine massacres, Somalia ...bomb the Palestinian again and again...give them more guns and money and missiles
an image on tv every week that soils the US name thanks to Jewish Israeli ambush and blackmail politics, like some kind of vermin political infiltration that has corrupted the system
but I shouldn't blame 'The Jews' the US Political elite seem to have sold out to anyone, the Saudi, the Marxists, the British, elite Royal linked families like the Dutch and French DuPonts etc

Trump said he would bring peace

but he admitted he was a Zionist just like many of those NeoCons

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
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Trump says he can do 'anything' he wants

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2025/8/26/2340393/-Trump-says-he-can-
do-anything-he-wants

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Mark Penn, co-director of the Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, reviewed the results of their August survey with Tom Bevan on Thursday's edition of the RealClearPolitics podcast.

"Trump’s ratings stabilized this month," Penn said. "And I think he began to get traction on crime. He’s now shifted focus from immigration to tariffs, and now to leading a national crackdown on crime, and you’re seeing a generally favorable response to it."

"Fifty-four percent approve of the president’s approach, using the National Guard in D.C.," Penn explained. "That's interesting. Any time I apply the word 'Trump,' it’s very hard to get above 50%. If I take his name off the policies, I get 60, 70, 75, even 80% support—for example, locking up criminals who are here illegally. But when you put his name, the country is so polarized that Democrats won’t concede a single inch."


"So when he gets 54% approving, I think, wow, that’s like a normal 65%. That means there are people who approve of it, but won't say they do if you put the name Trump in the questionnaire."

"The public is razor-focused on domestic policy. Foreign policy may dominate the news, but only about 2% say it determines their vote," Penn also said. "Americans are conflict-avoiders. They don’t support wars for long. But right now, they support Israel, they support trying to end the Ukraine war, and they support Trump trying to negotiate. They just don’t know how he’ll do it."

"The Democratic Party is at its lowest ratings," he said. "They’ve come up a bit from their super-lows, but they used to be near 50%. Now they’re at 41%," Penn added. "Republicans are higher, but people are still holding onto partisan loyalties."

"Even though Democrats are unhappy with their party, they’re not switching votes—yet. That will take a campaign," he said. "If the midterms were held today, I think Republicans would eke it out. But it depends on how people assess the economy a year from now."

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"Fifty-four percent approve of the president’s approach, using the National Guard in D.C.," Penn explained. "That's interesting. Any time I apply the word 'Trump,' it’s very hard to get above 50%. If I take his name off the policies, I get 60, 70, 75, even 80% support—for example, locking up criminals who are here illegally. But when you put his name, the country is so polarized that Democrats won’t concede a single inch."

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