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Senator Marsha Blackburn is standing up for the people of Tennessee and America. She told Wake Up America that she would welcome National Guard troops in Memphis to fight the crime crisis. This is exactly the kind of strong leadership we need from our conservative senators.
Memphis has become a war zone under liberal policies. The city ranks number one in total crime among major American cities with over 9,400 crimes per 100,000 people. That is more than three times the national average and a complete disaster for families trying to live safely.
The murder rate in Memphis is staggering at 27.1 deaths per 100,000 residents. In just the first 100 days of last year, the city saw over 100 homicides. Hardworking Americans should not have to live in fear while walking their own streets.
Crime has gotten even worse in 2025 with homicides up 15 percent in the first quarter compared to last year. The overall crime rate jumped 17.4 percent compared to 2024. Liberal mayors and city councils have failed the people of Memphis completely.
Senator Blackburn understands that desperate times call for strong measures. Bringing in the National Guard is not extreme when citizens are being murdered and robbed every single day. Law-abiding Americans deserve protection from criminals who think they can do whatever they want.
The liberal media will attack Senator Blackburn for supporting the National Guard. They care more about protecting criminals than protecting innocent families. But real conservatives know that public safety comes first before political correctness.
Memphis families are crying out for help while their leaders play politics. Small businesses are closing down because customers are too scared to shop. Children cannot play outside safely in their own neighborhoods.
Senator Blackburn is showing real courage by demanding action instead of empty promises. We need more Republican leaders who will fight for law and order like she is doing. The people of Memphis and Tennessee deserve a senator who puts their safety first.
