Biden stumbles on plane stairs again, calls for ‘both parties’ to do something about crime

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President Joe Biden sought to spin the results of two California elections that strongly suggest that even the most liberal voters have grown tired of skyrocketing crime rates by claiming that it’s the responsibility of both parties to act despite the fact that it is in Democrat-controlled areas where criminals have been running amok.

On Tuesday, San Francisco voters decisively pulled the plug on far-left district attorney Chesa Boudin, overwhelmingly recalling the son of two convicted Weather Underground terrorists, a major defeat for a party that has seen its opportunistic embrace of defunding the police blow up in its face after the genie of violent crime was allowed to escape the bottle two summers ago after the unfortunate George Floyd incident.

Also on Tuesday, law and order candidate and former Republican Rick Caruso’s strong showing in the nonpartisan Los Angeles mayoral primary gave him a clear path to city hall if he defeats Democrat Rep. Karen Bass in a runoff in November, a result that doesn’t bode well for Democrats as a party if they are losing the faith of voters in such deep blue areas.