Politics klacik to lebron james: can’t support biden, a 1994 crime bill author, and complain about police brutality klacik acknowledged james’ frustrations but urged him to get more informed. You can’t support the 1994 crime bill author & complain about police brutality, it’s one and the same." klacik was referring to president joe biden's prominent role in writing and touting a bill clinton era crime bill that is said to have contributed to the mass incarceration of racial minorities in recent decades.
During thursday night's abc news town hall with democratic presidential nominee joe biden, a republican voter asked the former vice president about the 1994 crime bill he supported, and what he. Lebron, on the other hand, is an athlete, and does not participate in the political landscape unless it is convenient. people value lebron's opinion on things because he is good at a sport. he is logically inconsistent, and pretty blatantly only involved for personal gain and virtue signaling. The violent crime rate has been nearly cut in half — down 46% — from 1994 to 2017, but biden’s suggestion that the 1994 legislation should be credited is misleading. we looked into a similar. In the second part of a series on former vice president joe biden's record on race, npr's steve inskeep examines the long term consequences of biden's sponsorship of the 1994 crime bill.
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