Trump’s National Guard Deployment to DC Sparks Outrage, But Grandmas Say It’s a Safety Win!

President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., hailed as a “win-win” for community safety, stirs controversy as critics argue troops avoid high-crime areas. With plans to target Baltimore and Chicago next, Trump dismisses declining crime stats, focusing on public safety. Critics, who once supported COVID lockdowns, now decry his tactics, while supporters highlight safer streets for residents like grandmothers. Explore the debate over Trump’s crime crackdown, its ties to past military deployments, and why D.C.’s 30-year crime low isn’t calming the media storm.

Trump sending the National Guard to DC is a win, win. Grandmothers want to be safe in their community. You will hear the arguing about the National Guard being in DC, but you will hear they are not going down the streets where the real crime is taking place. Trump is talking about going to Baltimore and Chicago next. The media is hanging on the statistics and that Trump is hung up on the data. These are the same people that were ok with locking you in your houses and controlling you during COVID when and where you can go.
There were years that our military was in Afghanistan that we didn’t have anyone killed.