Chicago City Council Approves Lightfoot’s $12.8 Billion Budget — With 22 ‘No’ Votes

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The True Believer
5 years ago

More money will be given to the black caucus for their support of blm Antifa stuff. The budget basically defunds police as blm wanted. Fewer cops are needed as the feral community wants social workers. Wait until the first crazy dopehead with a gun shoots a social worker, it will cost us millions. This was engineered by Sophia King. Money was given for fake violence interrupting programs to gang lover Jason Ervin. This is what Lori, Sophia King and her blm supporters in the city council want. This is the plan for south and west side patronage to get Lori… Read more »

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Donaldus Jonathan Trumper
5 years ago

How? Ain’t no Republicans in City Hall. Ain’t no Republican alders either. Trump 2020

Veracity
5 years ago

Give the community the social workers and move the cops elsewhere. Easy least.

Veracity
5 years ago
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cx: easy peasy

Freddy
5 years ago

Just listened to Lester Holt’s interview with president elect Joe Biden. Biden said “The ability to make sure we get immediate assistance to state and local governments to keep them from basically going under”. To me that sounds like a bailout of some kind which will depend on the outcome in Georgia. That is why no one ever speaks about reforms in Illinois government. Keep spending like there’s no tomorrow because someone else will always pay the bill.

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