Trump is wooing suburban women with ?law and order.? A Minneapolis mom is tuning him out.
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“Lawlessness is everywhere.” Things have gotten so bad, she said, that her neighbor is selling her house and moving up north, further away from the city.Vevang Anderson is among the suburban women President Trump is targeting with his law-and-order message at the Republican National Convention this week, through tweets directed at the “Suburban Housewives of America” and in television campaign ads falsely suggesting Joe Biden supports defunding law enforcement. The increase was even bigger in the suburbs, according to the Star Tribune.But Biden’s ability to capture the state will depend on women in these suburbs turning out to vote, said David Schultz, a political science professor at Hamline University.“It’s less likely that they’ll vote Republican and Trump, but they might just say, ‘I’m not going to vote,’” Schultz said of women in these suburbs. “I need the GOP Senate to support meaningful legislation to address systemic racism and police brutality.”State Sen. Melisa Franzen, who became the first Democrat elected to her seat in 2012, said she believes women in her suburban district won’t fall for Trump’s “scare tactics,” particularly when it comes to public safety.“I just don’t think it’s going to work,” she said.
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