This

is Frank Gaffney with the Secure Freedom Minute. 

Law

and order.  Before it was the name of an

immensely popular TV crime show, it was a concept that enjoyed broad bipartisan

political support.  And for good reason:

For years, American cities and other communities suffered from surging violence,

death and destruction, usually driven by drug-related criminal activity. 

In

1994, then-President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, worked with legislators on both

sides of the aisle to protect public safety. In an exchange yesterday sparked

by protesters associated with the George Soros-funded, proto-insurgency known

as “Black Lives Matters,” Mr. Clinton provided a spirited – and long overdue –

defense of that legislation. 

He pointed out that the law

protected African-Americans, as well as others, telling the agitators, “You're

defending the people who killed the lives you say matter.” 

We all still need law and order.