The rise in crime in communities across the United States affects the lives of the American people. To combat crime and to increase public safety in our neighborhoods, states, and country, we must vote for Republican candidates on the ballot. When crime rises, we know that we need strong law enforcement presence to fight the…
Category: Public Safety
ELECT LEE ZELDIN TO RESTORE LAW AND ORDER
It is time to restore law and order in the state of New York. To help accomplish that goal, the people of New York must elect a Republican. New York was my port-of-entry when I arrived in the United States as a legal immigrant. As such, I have some special feelings for the state. I…
BYE BYE, CALIFORNIA
The elected officials in California must take major steps to address the problem of rising crime. Otherwise, more and more people will leave the state.
LIVING IN THE BEST CITY
The city of Madison, in the beautiful state of Wisconsin, is known as the best place to live in America, according to Livability.com. I decided to make Madison my home, many years ago, and I think it is one of the best decisions I made in my life. When I came to the United States,…
ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE NOT FIT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT USE
Innovation is excellent, it is what keeps the world moving forward. But sometimes, traditional ways of doing things are preferred. That is my conclusion after reading a news article about an electric vehicle for police that ran out of charge during a chase in northern California. There are benefits to using gasoline over electricity. First,…
THANKING FIRST RESPONDERS, EVERY DAY
America’s law enforcement officers and other first responders are our assets. The tremendous service they provide and the sacrifices they make are hard to explain in words. They put themselves in harm’s way, to save the lives of others. These brave men and women should be supported and celebrated. As someone who was born and…
UNNECESSARY: NEW VEHICLE “IDLING” ORDINANCE IN MADISON, WI
A recently-passed ordinance in the City of Madison limits the length of time that drivers can keep a vehicle’s engine running while it is parked on public and private property, with exceptions. The limit is set at five minutes. The “driving factors” for this ordinance, as stated in the article, are the environmental and health impacts from car exhaust. While I understand the desire of local elected officials to create a healthier environment by reducing emissions, I believe that the passage of such ordinance will not bring about any significant benefit and would create unnecessary enforcement burdens on public officials.