Mamdani-style DC mayoral hopeful dragged over 'exactly backwards' response to violent teen mobs

A socialist mayoral candidate in Washington, D.C., Janeese Lewis George, faces criticism for her response to violent teen mobs, suggesting that instead of curfews, the city should expand youth programming and apprenticeships. Charles Fain Lehman, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, says Lewis George has it 'exactly backwards'. The debate comes as the city struggles with 'unchecked chaos' and violence among teens.