New York Post Whopper Special: With midterms, Dem flip-flopping is now in overdrive

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Democrat hypocrisy is only exceeded by their sociopathic lying.

Whopper Special: With midterms rapidly approaching, Dem flip-flopping is now in overdrive

Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions

With elections just three weeks off, Democrats have suddenly been singing a different tune on a wide range of issues, especially — given that soaring crime is a top issue — criminal justice reforms and defunding the police. Here are 10 examples of almost comical flip-flops by leading Democrats.

President Biden:

Question: “But do we agree that we can redirect some of the [police] funding?”

Answer: “Yes, absolutely.”

— President Biden, July 2020

“The answer is not to ‘defund the police,’ it’s to fund the police.”

— Biden, August 2022[/size][/i]

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Letitia James, NY state attorney general

“I’ll work to eliminate cash bail.”

— NY state Attorney General Letitia James, 2018

“We need to address a wide range of issues, including … looking at [fixing cashless] bail.”

— Letitia James, Tuesday 10-18 2022

 

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Beto O’Rourke, Texas gubernatorial candidate

“I really love that Black Lives Matters and other protesters have put this front and center … in some necessary cases, completely dismantling those police forces and rebuilding them.”

— Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke, 2020

“I don’t think I’ve ever advocated for defunding the police.”

— O’Rourke, 2021, after launching his campaign for governor

 

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Rep. Jerrold Nadler

“We’re spending too much on the police.”

— Rep. Jerrold Nadler, 2020

When asked if he backed more federal funding for police: “Yes.”

— Nadler, August 2022

 

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John Fetterman, US Senate candidate, Pa.

“We could reduce our prison population by one-third and not make anyone less safe.”

— John Fetterman, US Senate candidate, Pa., 2020 (a sentiment he’s repeated numerous times)

“This idea that I want to release all these prisoners is just also a lie.”

— Fetterman, October 2022

 

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

“People think that the president … has the power for [student] debt forgiveness. He does not … That has to be an act of Congress.”

— Speaker Nancy Pelosi, July 2021

“Clearly, it seems he has the authority.”

— Pelosi, August 2022

 

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Mandela Barnes, US Senate candidate, Wis.

“We need to invest more in neighborhood services … Where will that money come from? … From over bloated budgets and police departments.”

— Mandela Barnes, US Senate candidate, Wis., 2020

“They’re claiming I want to defund the police … That’s a lie.”

— Barnes, recent ad

 

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Stacey Abrams, candidate for governor, Ga.

“Despite the final tally … we won.”

— Stacey Abrams, April 2019, on Georgia’s 2018 governor’s race

“I have never been unclear … I did not win the race.”

— Abrams, this month

 

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Vice President Kamala Harris

“He’s entitled to his opinion [backing pot legalization].”

— Vice President Kamala Harris, laughing and taking issue with her then-GOP foe, 2014. As San Francisco’s district attorney, Harris oversaw 1,956 marijuana convictions.

“Nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed.”

— Harris, this month

 

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President Biden

“The data shows that most of the price increases we’ve seen are — were expected and expected to be temporary.”

— President Biden, July 2021

“Prices are still too high.”

— Biden, this month

 

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Folks, when Democrats and their leftist minions claim that Republican candidates are radical, they are talking about their own candidates.

We call this projection. It is also playing loose with the facts (lying) and being incredibly dishonest.