Peggy Dodson: THE DEMOCRAT PLAYBOOK IS NOT WORKING ANYMORE!
Trump tHE DEMOCRAT PLAYBOOK IS NOT WORKING ANYMORE! Dems didn't improve schools in their cities... They lowered graduation standards! Dems didn't decrease crime... They stopped arresting criminals! Dems didn't secure our border... They stopped detaining.
WASHINGTON D.C. — THE DEMOCRAT PLAYBOOK IS NOT WORKING ANYMORE! Dems didn’t improve schools in their cities… They lowered graduation standards! Dems didn’t decrease crime… They stopped arresting criminals!
Dems didn’t secure our border… Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, Republicans are intensifying their campaign messaging by accusing Democrats of failing on public safety, border security, and the economy. Recent polling indicates voters lean toward Republicans on issues of crime and border control, while Democrats seek to defend their records by showcasing localized anti-crime plans. THE DEMOCRAT PLAYBOOK IS NOT WORKING ANYMORE! Dems didn’t improve schools in their cities…
They lowered graduation standards! Dems didn’t decrease crime… They stopped arresting criminals! Dems didn’t secure our border… They stopped detaining illegal aliens!
CEO, President, and Creator of UBC-TV Network Peggy Dodson posted a message on Truth Social at Washington D.C. on 10/11/2026.
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