On Wednesday, U.S. Senate candidate and veterans advocate Tiffany Smiley (R-WA) discussed the impacts crime and homelessness are having in Washington during a town hall event in Issaquah. Before the event, Smiley spoke to a KOMO News reporter about her plans to address Washington’s public safety crisis.
KOMO News: Public safety major focus for Democrats, Republicans in upcoming general election
SEATTLE, Wash. — Public safety is proving to be a major focus for democrats and republicans running in two major races for national office, recently seen through their policy agendas and attack ads.
In the race for a senate seat, Republican Tiffany Smiley on Wednesday at a public safety town hall said she's focused on stopping the fentanyl pipeline from Mexico.
“Fentanyl's here. It's in our schools. It's killing our kids. It's not just in our homeless encampments or on the streets in Seattle,” Smiley stated. “It's all over Washington and we know it's coming through our southern border.”
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