In this week's episode, host Ryan Coonerty sits down with Bucks County, Pennsylvania Sheriff Danny Ceisler to discuss why Democrats should be making the case that they are the party of effective public safety. They talk about what leadership as an elected sheriff looks like and how building trust is central to his approach to keeping communities safe. Sheriff Ceisler also shares how he ran for office on a promise to end his county's partnership with ICE, and why that message resonated, even in a Trump-won district. Tune in to hear more about how he's making Bucks County safer for everyone and showing voters that pragmatic governance delivers results.
IN THIS EPISODE:
[01:10] Introducing the new sheriff in town, Danny Ceisler.
[02:07] The purpose, role, and responsibilities of an elected sheriff.
[05:05] How Danny ended up in the role of Bucks County Sheriff.
[07:03] His advice to other community leaders or those aspiring to become one.
[11:00] How Democrats can reclaim public safety and better serve their communities.
[13:45] What inspired him to run for Sheriff.
[16:30] He reflects on the impact in his community and what other communities can learn from it.
[17:30] Sheriff Ceisler shares about their 24-hour domestic violence unit.
[22:00] He discusses how Democrats can improve public safety while strengthening community trust and protecting civil rights.
[24:46] He shares how voters are feeling about the Trump administration and the next election.
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