Who here supports sending federal troops to major cities to combat crime?

Nope Nope Nope

If you support, think about what it will be like in 12 years when the Dems have the Presidency back and they are sending jack booted thugs to your door to carry away any white nationalist terrorists.

No. The “citizens” of shite hole cities get what they vote for. If they wanted it fixed, they would vote the Dems out!

them!

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No. The “citizens” of shite hole cities get what they vote for. If they wanted it fixed, they would vote the Dems out!

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Agreed. Hopefully what happens in DC is a success and voters around the country demand the same results from their local and state politicians.

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Nope Nope Nope

If you support, think about what it will be like in 12 years when the Dems have the Presidency back and they are sending jack booted thugs to your door to carry away any white nationalist terrorists.

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So since they will do whatever they want in 12 years, let them do whatever they want now?

Hello yes, but put bullets in the weapons.

Don't leave them defenseless against those animals.

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The “citizens” of shite hole cities get what they vote for. If they wanted it fixed, they would vote the Dems out!

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The cities have been bad for so long I think people have become apathetic to it or conditioned to think nothing can really be done about the crime.


If done right, Trump could win over a lot of people once they see it can be fixed. Some younger adults have never known what it was like to live in safe neighborhoods

Doesn't bother me. I live in a safe neighborhood, and I don't break the law.

If they come to my city, I doubt I will see much of them.

Nope. DC is one thing. Cities inside state governments are totally different.

I for one did not like it when NG troops were disarming innocent people in NOLA after Katrina.

To quote Bruce Willis "using the military as a policing force is like using a broadsword when what you really need is a scalpel."

One should be able to suspect that if liberal policies were the recipe for success, then at least one of the top 50 US cities by population would have cracked the code, with residents being able to enjoy the utopian promise that the Democrat party has dangled since LBJ.

After all, 39 of the 50 largest cities in the nation are run by Democrats:

Top 50 U.S. Cities by Population and Their Mayors' Political Affiliations (ranked by population):

New York, NY - Eric Adams (Democrat)
Los Angeles, CA - Karen Bass (Democrat)
Chicago, IL - Brandon Johnson (Democrat)
Houston, TX - John Whitmire (Democrat)
Phoenix, AZ - Kate Gallego (Democrat)
Philadelphia, PA - Cherelle Parker (Democrat)
San Antonio, TX - Gina Ortiz Jones (Democrat)
San Diego, CA - Todd Gloria (Democrat)
Dallas, TX - Eric L. Johnson (Republican)
Jacksonville, FL - Donna Deegan (Democrat)
Austin, TX - Kirk Watson (Democrat)
Fort Worth, TX - Mattie Parker (Republican)
San Jose, CA - Matt Mahan (Democrat)
Columbus, OH - Andrew J. Ginther (Democrat)
Charlotte, NC - Vi Lyles (Democrat)
Indianapolis, IN - Joseph Hogsett (Democrat)
San Francisco, CA - Daniel Lurie (Democrat)
Seattle, WA - Bruce Harrell (Democrat)
Denver, CO - Mike Johnston (Democrat)
Oklahoma City, OK - David Holt (Republican)
Nashville, TN - Freddie O'Connell (Democrat)
El Paso, TX - Renard Johnson (Democrat)
Washington, DC - Muriel Bowser (Democrat)
Las Vegas, NV - Shelley Berkley (Democrat)
Boston, MA - Michelle Wu (Democrat)
Portland, OR - Keith Wilson (Democrat)
Louisville, KY - Craig Greenberg (Democrat)
Memphis, TN - Paul Young (Democrat)
Baltimore, MD - Brandon M. Scott (Democrat)
Milwaukee, WI - Cavalier Johnson (Democrat)
Albuquerque, NM - Tim Keller (Democrat)
Tucson, AZ - Regina Romero (Democrat)
Fresno, CA - Jerry Dyer (Republican)
Sacramento, CA - Kevin McCarty (Democrat)
Mesa, AZ - John Giles (Republican)
Atlanta, GA - Andre Dickens (Democrat)
Kansas City, MO - Quinton Lucas (Democrat)
Colorado Springs, CO - Yemi Mobolade (Independent)
Raleigh, NC - Janet Cowell (Democrat)
Virginia Beach, VA - Bobby Dyer (Republican)
Omaha, NE - Jean Stothert (Republican)
Miami, FL - Francis X. Suarez (Republican)
Oakland, CA - Barbara Lee (Democrat)
Minneapolis, MN - Jacob Frey (Democrat)
Tulsa, OK - Monroe Nichols (Democrat)
Arlington, TX - Jim Ross (Independent)
New Orleans, LA - LaToya Cantrell (Democrat)
Wichita, KS - Lily Wu (Independent)
Tampa, FL - Jane Castor (Democrat)
Aurora, CO - Mike Coffman (Republican)

Notes from the machine (Grok4):

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The data is based on the 2022 population estimates for the top 50 U.S. cities and the most recent mayoral information available as of August 2025.

Some affiliations reflect updates from recent elections (e.g., San Antonio’s Gina Ortiz Jones, a Democrat, succeeded Ron Nirenberg, who announced a Democratic affiliation in 2024 but was previously Independent).

Mayoral affiliations can change due to elections, resignations, or switches in party alignment, so this list is accurate to the best of my knowledge based on available data.

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I do.

You would also be hard pressed to find individuals that reside in particular areas of cities burdened by excess crime and murder to oppose it.

The only people seemingly opposing it are the elected in charge that have exponentially failed their constituents year in and year out.

Who the frick in the history of ever has opposed less crime and killing?

Let's start there without deflecting off point.