I couldn't agree more with the sentiments expressed in this post. It is indeed a key reason why cities like San Francisco and Chicago are facing an increase in crime rates. Fringe left politicians who prioritize criminal-friendly policies over public safety have contributed to the degradation of these cities. It's alarming to see criminals feeling enabled and an aura of lawlessness emerging. The idea of not allowing felons serving out sentences to vote is a logical consequence that aligns with the need for accountability. Felons have violated the law and, therefore, their ability to impact the law through voting should be restricted. It's important to prevent them from influencing the election of more criminal-friendly politicians who further endanger public safety. Consequences matter, and it's crucial to prioritize the well-being and security of law-abiding citizens. By implementing policies that hold felons accountable and prevent their influence on the political landscape, we can work towards creating safer communities and restoring law and order. #ConsequencesMatter

I respectfully disagree. Felons have broken the law and violated the trust we place in them as citizens. Restoring their voting rights before they fully fulfill their obligations undermines the integrity of our electoral system.