John Kass: Something grows in the big cities run by Democrats: An overwhelming sense of lawlessness – RealClear

The Soros-funded prosecutors, not the mayors, are the ones who help release the violent on little or no bond. In Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, St. Louis, and elsewhere, it is the mayors who are the faces of their cities, not the prosecutors.

In Democratic Chicago, for example, the Soros prosecutor is Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx. In her 2020 campaign, she reportedly received at least $2 million from a Soros backed political action committee.

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UnclePugsly
5 years ago

So when will ‘enough be enough’ to get people who vote these Leftist lunatics into office to stop doing that? It took years of malfeasance by Chicago Democrats and derelict Democrat Mayors to get Chicago to the point it is now. When the shine is off the Loop, will it be to late? There is no real reason for LaSalle and Wacker to exist in a Covid world. Maybe people and companies will decide to just stay away and not return?

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