Column: Mayor Lightfoot Plans To Stay Home For Thanksgiving, Eat Chicken – Patch Chicago

Mark Konkol: "'I'm not a big turkey fan. We do chicken,' the mayor said. 'About three years ago, we decided we really don't like Turkey. So, why make it?'"
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debtsor
3 years ago

“About three years ago, we decided we really don’t like Turkey. So, why make it?” Three years ago. On 11/23/2017, Lori Lightweight decided – on the first Thanksgiving in the Trump era – that she doesn’t like turkey. Because she hates America. She hates everything about traditional America. She even hates the food traditional Americans eat. ““That the Constitution didn’t consider me a person in any way, shape or form because I’m a woman, because I’m black, because I’m gay? I am not an originalist. I believe in the Constitution. I believe that it is a document that the founders… Read more »

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The True Believer
3 years ago
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She is a racist .

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