National Guard Won’t Cure Chicago Violence, Lightfoot Says: ‘It Can Go Disastrously Wrong’ – Block Club Chicago

The National Guard is not the “panacea” some seem to think it is, Lightfoot said. “We’re gonna have this debate, and it’s an important one to have, but I think we have to have it in the context of, ‘What is it that we need to keep our residents safe?'"
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JimBob
5 years ago

Dems have spent over 4 years trashing Trump, leading inexorably to their current tactics of looting and destruction. Now Biden is telling us that if we want to restore peace and tranquility we need to elect HIM. We’ve received the ransom note it’s up to us to measure the future cost of extortion. There used to be a key on the old cash registers that would ring up NO SALE. Urban dwellers have been buying this from the Dems for decades. City for sale — fixer-upper; needs law, order, infrastructure, education system and economic base. Act quickly. Offer expires Nov.… Read more »

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

What Chicagoans need to be safe is the same protection she’s declared herself entitled to

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