Police Officers Put Their Trust In Trump

• The Trump campaign used the Republican National Convention to voice the “lack of leadership” coming from President Obama.
• Police Officers are now looking at Trump as the one who has their safety and best interests in mind.
• Bob Corker said, “When they hear Trump's name, they light up because they feel like they finally have someone who will stand behind them.”
• Trump said, “President Obama just had a news conference, but he doesn’t have a clue. Our country is a divided crime scene, and it will only get worse!”

The Republican National Convention is filled with the theme “Make America Safe Again,” and police officers are agreeing. The Trump campaign took that theme and used it to throw criticism at the way President Obama had been handling the recent attacks on police officers.

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Senator Bob Corker said that many of the police officers now do not trust that President Obama has their safety and best interests in mind. He went on to say that now, Donald Trump has become the advocate for the safety of police officers. Coker said, “When they hear Trump’s name, they light up because they feel like they finally have someone who will stand behind them.”

After the shooting on Sunday in Baton Rouge, the only thing Obama asked citizens to do was to tone down “inflammatory rhetoric” and “careless accusations.”

Trump had a field day after theses comments and attacked Obama for his “lack of leadership.”

In a tweet that Trump posted last night, he said, “President Obama just had a news conference, but he doesn’t have a clue. Our country is a divided crime scene, and it will only get worse!”

With the increased violence and deaths in our country, Donald Trump is right. We need a leader now more than ever.