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Public safety is facing threats like never before in Biden's America. For months, leftists have backed defunding the police and actually followed through on these calls. The end result of yanking funding from law enforcement has been more danger in communities and more crime.

Several weeks ago, the White House lied and claimed that defunding the police is a Republican initiative. Yet, when challenged on such a fragrantly false assertion, the White House could not name one single GOP lawmaker in support of defunding police.

A new poll, however, spells trouble for Democrats going into the 2022 midterms. This poll shows that a strong majority of the nation favors public safety and policing in communities.

The truth about public safety in the United States

Today, a survey carried out by Harvard CAPS-Harris revealed some very interesting data. This data shows that 72% of Americans are against defunding the police. Meanwhile, 75% of Americans are also in favor of having more police officers within their communities. Merely one fourth of Americans expressed an interest in less policing.

This information couldn't be clearer. The public, at large and collectively, values public safety. Most Americans understand that undermining the work of law enforcement is not a good move. It only leads to more crime and more problems across the board.

Last month, a series of polls also revealed that public safety is an issue that voters want President Biden to focus on. That means dealing with the present crime crises happening in so many cities throughout the country.

The 2022 midterms

Defunding the police is a Democrat initiative; despite claims otherwise from the White House, Americans know that it is leftists, not conservatives, who rallied against law enforcement and then defunded police.

This is set to play a huge role in the midterms. Defunding police ultimately led to more crime; Republicans are making sure that voters don't forget this either. In order to fix all the problems facing the nation right now, leadership has to change.

GOP victories in the 2022 midterms are the very first step towards bringing about a change in leadership. Next comes the 2024 presidential election; getting a Republican back into the White House will mark the next step towards fixing the damage done to America.