Fox NewsCurtis Sliwa, GOP candidate for NYC mayor, says he wasn't invited to White House to discuss crime reduction
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28% Somewhat Conservative
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-46% Medium Liberal
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-23% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : I represent a law and order philosophy," he said.44% : "That's not a law and order philosophy.
20% : Sliwa said he would have told Biden and law enforcement leaders that problems began in New York City when officials voted to slash the police budget amid the defund the police movement and when the "no bail" law was enacted, after which some suspected criminals are cut loose only to re-offend days or even hours later.
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