Is Trump to blame for city problems?

The perspectives on whether Trump is to blame for city problems vary significantly among experts.

1. Ben Shapiro's Viewpoint:

   • Shapiro argues that violence and crime in cities are not directly related to Trump but more to local governance and policies. He attributes the rise in crime to mayors and local officials who fail to control their cities effectively 1 2. He also contends that Democrats often shift the blame to Trump despite their governance failures 3.

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   • Shapiro criticizes urban governance in Democrat-led cities, suggesting that poor management is the root cause of city problems, not Trump's policies or actions 4.

2. Dan Bongino and Donald Trump's Viewpoint:

   • Trump argues that the rise in crime and other problems in cities occurred after his presidency and blames current local and national leadership. He references his administration's achievements and claims that policies under President Biden have led to various crises, including crime 5.

These perspectives highlight that views on Trump's responsibility for city problems are polarized, with some attributing issues to local governance and others to broader political context changes.