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Joe Maldonado on Crime

 

 


Stricter punishment doesn't reduce crime

Q: Do you support or oppose the statement, "Stricter punishment reduces crime"?

A: No, it does not; teaching people not to hate is our answer and starting in schools with respect, dealing with drug problem and getting lobbyist and special rights groups out of our courts would help

Source: OnTheIssues interview of 2018 Oklahoma Governor candidate , May 15, 2018

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