Master Pulls the String and Safe McNegro Muriel Bowser says Trump's Unlawful Occupation Made DC “Safer.” Encouraging More Involuntary Misrule and Theater [safe, like a Cemetery or Solitary Jail Cell]

ACCORDING TO FUNKTIONARY:

safe – dead—when you’re dead you’re real safe. (See: Insecurity, Risk, Life, Gift & Security)

SAFE – Success And Failure Evaded. Nothing ventured—nothing gained—nothing exerted, nothing drained. 2) Stopped And Frisked Everyday. (See: Success, Failure, Racial Profiling, PIC, Spatial Profiling, BOP, Alive & Fear)

McNegro – over one million sold-out. How can any neo-Negro sell out of anything that he does not own—other than merchandise? You have to own something to sell-out. (See: Negropolitan, BOHICAN, Eyeservant, $nigger & Sambo)

Members of the D.C. Council are pushing back against Mayor Muriel Bowser's remarks that President Donald Trump's surge of federal law enforcement personnel into the city has helped lower crime.

"As I feared, our Mayor’s words are now being used to justify harmful federal overreach in cities nationwide. This is bigger than DC — or partisan politics. It’s about resisting creeping authoritarianism," Ward 5 Councilmember Zachary Parker wrote on X, adding, "we must not legitimize an illegitimate agenda."

In remarks Wednesday, Bowser said "this surge has been important to us" because it helped lower the rates of crimes like carjacking, but she also made clear that the presence of immigration agents and National Guard troops is “not working” and expressed hope that the initiative, which began on Aug. 7, would end soon.

The comments praising the surge were met with immediate pushback from Bowser's fellow Democrats on the D.C. Council.

"She said she appreciates the federal surge and that it's having positive results in D.C. That's not the case," at-large Councilmember Robert White Jr., a Democrat, said in a video on X.

“We should not, as the District of Columbia, be giving people the impression that this is a good thing, that we are OK with it, that it is helping the city. It is not doing any of those things, and it is not intended to help us,” White said.

“This is trampling on democracy in real time,” he said. “I am not OK with this. The average resident is not OK with this. D.C. residents, D.C. voters, are not OK with this.” [MORE]