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He explained that it isn’t about reckless behavior but about survival.
“And I wear my seat belt all the time, but in Washington D.C., I do not because it is so prevalent of carjacking,” he said.
Mullin explained that skipping the seatbelt gives him a chance to escape quickly if criminals target him while driving. For him, being “stuck” inside the car could be the difference between life and death.
Think about that—an elected U.S. Senator, someone with security resources most citizens don’t have, feels forced to break the law just to stay safe on the streets of America’s capital.
Mullin’s confession is more than a personal choice—it’s an indictment of Democrat leadership in Washington, D.C. The fact that a lawmaker would rather face a traffic ticket than be trapped in a carjacking shows the complete collapse of safety in the city.
This isn’t coming from a timid politician either. Mullin’s Senate biography highlights that he was “a former undefeated Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter with a professional record of 5-0” and was “inducted into the Oklahoma Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2016.” He’s no stranger to physical confrontations.
If someone with combat training feels vulnerable, what chance does the average family in Washington, D.C. have?
Carjackings have become so routine that a sitting senator now openly says he violates seatbelt laws to stay alive. That should terrify every American.
President Donald Trump has already promised to turn the tide and reclaim Washington, D.C. from the criminals who have taken over.
During a press conference, Trump declared it “liberation day in D.C.,” adding, “we’re gonna take our capital back.”
To back up those words, Trump has taken control of the Metro Police and activated the National Guard to put boots on the ground in neighborhoods plagued by lawlessness.
While Democrat leaders have looked the other way—or worse, encouraged policies that favor criminals over victims—Trump is once again stepping in to restore safety and order.
What’s happening in Washington isn’t unique. Across the country, Democrat-run cities have seen surging crime, broken police departments, and residents living in constant fear.
The capital city, however, is supposed to represent America’s best. Instead, it has become a grim example of how far things have fallen under left-wing leadership.
When senators can’t even wear a seatbelt because it makes them feel unsafe, it proves that law and order has completely collapsed.
Mullin’s candid remarks are a wake-up call for Americans who still think D.C. is just facing “normal” crime. It’s not. The problem is deeper, more dangerous, and it’s chasing people—even elected officials—into survival mode.
But with Trump’s promise to bring law and order back, there is finally hope that the capital city can become safe again. Maybe then, people like Senator Mullin won’t have to make life-or-death choices just to drive through town.
