even though we are in a tough economic time right now the funding in New York City was not cut at all. Detroit was cut by 45 percent. That seems disproportionate to me.
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Richmond highlights funding disparities between New York City and Detroit amidst economic challenges.
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Republicans on the other hand, and I hate to say this, they were flat out lying to the American people saying, oh, we've passed the curve, this is going to end.
There are too many people losing their lives at the hands of police officers. And what makes that special and different than anything else is that those are the people who took an oath to protect and serve the community.
The second thing I would say on the trillion dollars on infrastructure investment, that it's a trillion dollars more than any other president has spent.
The president has said on the campaign trail -- and I think he reiterated lately -- that he does think there needs to be changes to qualified immunity.





