Congressman Rich McCormick is pushing hard to hold local governments accountable for failing to enforce laws. His STATES Act would cut federal funding from cities that let chaos like the LA riots happen. This comes after violent protests tore through Los Angeles, leaving destruction in their wake.
Local leaders in LA let rioters run wild, ignoring laws meant to protect citizens. Their lack of action put people and property in danger. This isn’t just about one city—it’s a pattern of liberal officials refusing to uphold order. They care more about politics than safety.
The STATES Act would punish cities that won’t enforce the law. If local governments defy federal rules, they lose taxpayer money. It’s simple: follow the law or lose funding. This forces cities to protect citizens instead of coddling criminals.
The LA riots showed exactly why this law is needed. Stores were looted, cars burned, and streets turned to war zones. While police stood back, thugs took over. This is what happens when weak leaders abandon their duty to keep people safe.
McCormick says it’s time to stop rewarding failure. Why should Washington send money to cities that ignore the law? His plan hits where it hurts—their budgets. No more free rides for politicians who let chaos rule.
Conservative Americans know that safety comes from strong leadership. We support our police and want them to do their jobs. The STATES Act backs the blue by making cities enforce laws. No more tying cops’ hands while criminals run free.
Taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for cities that break rules. McCormick’s plan protects hardworking Americans’ money. It ensures funds go to communities that respect law and order, not those that invite destruction.
This is about restoring common sense to our streets. McCormick fights for citizens who play by the rules against leaders who won’t. The STATES Act brings real accountability to protect our neighborhoods.
