Ted was on Chicago’s Morning Answer with Dan and Amy to talk about Pritzker’s announcement that his emergency Covid declarations will end in May, the lack of real solutions from Chicago’s mayoral candidates, the fact that Chicago’s progressive policies only end up hurting minorities they’re supposed to help, why public sector unions are so destructive, and more.
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If this bill passes, say goodbye to local control over all Illinois parks and expect to see open drug and alcohol use, needles, no sanitation and fire hazards, but no ordinary park users.
And what percentage of the crimes are done by minorities?
Lots, lots, lots, and lots. But acknowledging that fact is simply racist you know, like everything else.
2 weeks to flatten the curve.
Hmmmm…….We’ll ya know Black Lives Matter!
Those homicide numbers have been the same for decades. Eliminate the POC violence and the city, county, state, country would have one of the lowest murder rates in the world.
I make the same comments on everything, I have a sad and lonely life. I hate to see successful people enjoying their lives, I’m just a failed, miserable person.
Yea, me too…..retired and enjoying life. All the dog wants to do is play!
You probably live in Punta Gorda, Florida and have a big pension. You should send me a check every month because I was a big loser all my life and have nothing. Lucky you, my dog hates me.
Cops do not do anything about it but collect a paycheck and benefits and a HUGE PENSION to move to Punta Gorda, Fl. Nice to live in a safe luxury home on the taxpayers. $$$.
Nay, retired to Will county. Never a big fan of Fla, too many shitbags. Too hot and then hurricanes rolling across the state and smashing everything in its path. Trying no to spend too much money but frequently losing the battle. I’m comfortable.
I left Will County five years ago and I wish I’d left sooner. I now don’t have to worry about the east side coming down Route 30 to cause mayhem and havoc in my town. I love my safe, low tax, low crime neighborhood in my free red state.
I’ve lived in Cook, Dejalb, McHenry and now Will. All offer something except Cook.