DOJ Data Shows Increase in Crime During Biden-Harris Administration

During the recent debate, former President Donald Trump claimed crime rates had surged under President Joe Biden, and new Justice Department data appears to support that assertion. In 2023, there were 22.5 violent victimizations per 1,000 people aged 12 or older, a figure similar to 2022 but higher than in 2020. Property crime rates in urban areas also rose, from 176.1 per 1,000 households in 2022 to 192.3 in 2023.
John Lott Jr., President of the Crime Prevention Research Center, highlighted that violent crime increased by 37% under Biden compared to a decrease of 17% under Trump. He noted that specific crimes like rape and aggravated assault have seen sharp rises, suggesting a significant shift in crime trends since 2020.

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On September 13, 1789, the fledgling United States government took a bold financial step, securing its first loan just months after the ratification of the Constitution. The $191,608 loan, issued by the Bank of New York and the Bank of North America, marked a critical moment in the nation’s economic development. Facing significant war debts from the American Revolution and the urgent need to establish financial credibility, the new federal government, under the leadership of Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton, embraced this loan to stabilize the economy and foster trust with both domestic and international creditors. This pivotal decision laid the groundwork for the country’s modern financial system, demonstrating the importance of a strong centralized fiscal policy in ensuring long-term growth and stability.

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