Republican Congressional Candidate Scrubs Law Firm Website of References to Defending Violent Crimes
Republican congressional candidate Tayler Rahm has scrubbed his law firm's website of references to defending people accused of violent crimes prior to launching his campaign for Congress. He now focuses on addressing 'out-of-control' crime.
Key Points
- Tayler Rahm is a Republican running for Congress in Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District
- The change to his law firm's website excluded references to defending people accused of major felony cases
- Rahm now focuses on the need to address violent crime and the importance of defense lawyers
Pros
- Candidate is addressing 'out-of-control' crime and advocating for sending violent criminals to prison
- Candidate highlights the importance of defense lawyers in the justice system
Cons
- Scrubbing website may raise questions about transparency and past work
- Some may view the website change as an attempt to align with political messaging