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Trump Appears to Dismiss Domestic Violence as a 'Lesser' Crime

President Trump claimed an 87% drop in crime in Washington D.C. after National Guard deployment but faced criticism for minimizing domestic violence and disputing crime statistics.

  • Donald Trump downplayed domestic violence during a speech at the Museum of the Bible, stating that such incidents are included in crime statistics.
  • In his speech, Trump claimed that deploying federal troops reduced crime in Washington, D.C., stating that there are virtually no crimes left.
  • Trump's remarks sparked backlash as many criticized him for minimizing the severity of domestic violence.
  • The backlash included remarks on Trump's history with accusations of domestic violence and sexual abuse, questioning his credibility on the issue.
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U.S. President Donald Trump this Monday minimized marital violence as a “less serious” crime, referring to criminality, during a speech on religious freedom. The U.S. president, who claims to have restored order in the city of Washington, reproached his opponents for inflating crime figures in order to tarnish their balance. “Least serious things, things that happen in the home, they call it crimes,” Trump said. “If a man has a small dispute wit…

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