Anyone who thinks ANYONE in Washington or politics is going to do the right thing for America is still sleeping.
How quickly RightWingers forget and forgive when Donald Trump himself said....
"Take their guns first, worry about due process later"
He is one hell of an actor. EXACTLY what the Elites needed. Like Clinton, he;ll never do time for ANY crime. It's ALL a good cop / bad cop scam over the easily confused and distracted American people. Hillary is another. Those Elites are laughing all the way to the bank at our expense.
ALL of US government is corrupt from top to bottom.
The corruption is allowing more and more bad people to dig their heels in and get power.
There is no longer a US government that respects We The People. There is no longer a US government that respects the Constitution.
But it's been this way for a long time. People have incrementally accepted each over step and now it's to a point where the only steps left are a complete breech of the Constitution and outright corruption and law breaking.
Oh wait...we're already there.
Despite #MeToo, rape cases still confound police. Unsolved rapes rising dramatically (Thanks Democrats, and ignorant folks worshipping the Dim Elites)
Despite #MeToo, rape cases still confound police
NEW YORK – The #MeToo movement is empowering victims of sexual assault to speak up like never before, but what should be a watershed moment for holding assailants accountable has coincided with a troubling trend: Police departments in the U.S. are becoming less and less likely to successfully close rape investigations.
The so-called "clearance rate" for rape cases fell last year to its lowest point since at least the 1960s, according to FBI data provided to The Associated Press. That nadir may be driven, at least in part, by a greater willingness by police to correctly classify rape cases and leave them open even when there is little hope of solving them.
But experts say it also reflects the fact that not enough resources are being devoted to investigating sexual assault at a time when more victims are entrusting police with their harrowing experiences.
"This is the second-most serious crime in the FBI's crime index," said Carol Tracy, executive director of the Women's Law Project in Philadelphia, "and it simply doesn't get the necessary resources from police."
Police successfully closed just 32 percent of rape investigations nationwide in 2017, according to the data, ranking it second only to robbery as the least-solved violent crime. That statistic is down from about 62 percent in 1964, despite advances such as DNA testing.
