Kent Scheidegger

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@L1laFrankl1n Since when is going against a trend a cardinal sin? In the early 1940s, the U.S. went against the trend of fascism. That was okay.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

Will Voters Send In the Clowns? https://t.co/BwMB8IcPSj
"Don't bother; they're here." And not just (or even mainly) in the House.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@wil_da_beast630 When you think about it, drawing conclusions from this kind of simplistic data, with no control for legitimate factors, is completely fallacious.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

https://t.co/itDcKWstsW
11 bites and you're out. The Biden Administration's laxity on recidivists goes farther than I thought.

[Nikki Haley @NikkiHaley]

As governor, we passed voter ID in South Carolina. If you didn't have a photo ID, we offered you a ride to the DMV—free of charge. Only 25 people asked for a ride.

Voter ID isn't racist; it's common sense.

[Ari Fleischer @AriFleischer]

The ONLY candidate Biden beats is Ramaswamy. The candidate with the biggest lead over Biden is Nikki Haley, who’s up six. Trump is up one.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@EpochTimes "Even though he didn't kill anyone"? A person who hires a hit man is every bit as culpable as the one who does the dirty work.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

The consequences of crime go beyond the direct impact on the victim. Failure to consider indirect consequences is a major cause of bad policy in government generally, and that is part of the problem with soft-on-crime policies. https://t.co/gzsrBnAD3d

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@pawfecthouse_co If you care that little about your guests, replacing the Welcome mat with Go Away will do.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@debrajsaunders A regrettably common "feature" of campaign websites. I've just about given up looking for useful information in any of them.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

Why did it take so long? "The elevation of ideology over evidence is principally to blame."

https://t.co/qKr2xZXdWn

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@Rafa_Mangual LBJ told America almost 60 years ago that a big increase in welfare was needed to address the "root cause of crime." Instead, crime soared. No matter how many times this fails, some people still cling to it.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@Rafa_Mangual

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@Rafa_Mangual

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

California's excessive leniency kills 5 in Minnesota:
https://t.co/DQv6rOkjWA

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

Disastrous elections have disastrous consequences. https://t.co/ZgKG2b9dAL

[Rafael A. Mangual @Rafa_Mangual]

The sooner we understand that violence is largely a psychosocial phenomenon, the sooner we can stop pretending that this is a problem the government can spend its way out of.

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

Memo to Stanford: Orwell's 1984 was a warning, not an instruction manual.
https://t.co/kNSOzV49FK

[Kent Scheidegger @KSScheidegger]

Serial rapist Andrew Luster is eligible for parole because drug-rape is supposedly not a violent crime in CA. Denied this time but likely in a few years. Prop. 20 of 2020 would have fixed this, but Mark Zuckerberg funded the opposition to it.
#markzuckerberg #andrewluster

[Kent Scheidegger @KentScheidegger]

@RafaelMandelman Here is the plan to do better: (1) Recall Boudin; (2) Repeal Prop. 47. Seriously folks, did you not foresee that removing nearly all consequences for theft would lead to a *lot* more of it, with a consequent loss of quality of life for honest people?