Violent crime and murder on the increase in New Hampshire

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Now that the state has elected Democrats to all four national seats, a Democrat controlled State Senate and State Congress, a Democrat controlled Executive Council and a Democrat mayor in Manchester, crime and murder is now out of control. New Hampshire use to have one of the lowest crime rates.
The sad thing about all this is that all these Democrats don't care. I haven't heard a single word from any of them about this, not a peep, the silence is deafening. All I hear from them is how much they want to tax and spend as they support and agree with all 20 Democrat Candidates that want to lead us down the path of socialism. They repelled the death penalty, the one deterrent that could keep a monster from killing a law enforcement member. They blame doctors for all the opioid abuse instead of the addict. They have been no help at all with the interstate agencies trying to get the drug dealers from Lawrence, MA arrested and put in jail or deported. In fact, their pals at the ACLU have attempted to block law enforcement efforts to stop all the drugs coming into NH from Mass. The Democrats and the ACLU have also made it difficult for Border Patrol and ICE to stop vehicles on I 93 that was very successful in catching hard core criminals and illegals. NH Democrats have also done nothing to help President Trump secure our border and build the wall to keep out thousands of murderers-drug dealers-gangs-rapist-child abusers-sex traffickers. NH Democrats don't care about the average NH resident, they just don't care about crime and murder. Soft on crime, how typical; they just don't care.

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From the article:

According to the FBI and the Death Penalty Information Center, New Hampshire had the lowest murder rate in the country for 10 of the 12 years, from 2006 through 2017. In the two outliers, New Hampshire was tied for fourth lowest in 2013 and was second lowest in 2008. The state’s overall violent crime rate in 2017 was third lowest, at 2.0 per 1,000 people and was only higher than Maine and Vermont