Ald. Ray Lopez calls out city’s mishandling of migrant crisis, urges for crime crackdown ahead of 2024 convention – FOX News

"This was a totally avoidable situation," Lopez said. "Had the city council, had the mayor chosen to act and instead of gaslighting everyone at every turn as opposed to pointing fingers at Greg Abbott or others- Look, Lori Lightfoot, her socialist enablers, they all said make this an unchecked, welcoming city. Somebody took us up on that offer, and now we are falling behind in what we said was our ideals in this city. And if we had planned and used our resources better, we wouldn't be in the midst of a humanitarian crisis now."
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Old Joe
2 years ago

Ray, my wet dream is the riot of the century occurring during the 2024 Democratic Convention. Think 1968 on steroids with half a dozen progressive pols killed, 12 victims of the knockout game and 20 carjacked.

Then the whole country will get a glimpse of what’s in store for them if they deign to vote Democratic.

On the bright side I seriously doubt they’d ever come back. Here’s a trivia question. When’s the last time the Democratic Convention was held in Detroit?

Old Joe
2 years ago
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Oops, I forgot that Daly was able to call out Chicago’s finest. Gee, I wonder what’s gonna happen when BJ has to make that call?

Blondness PinthDarnell
2 years ago
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Nobody will be available to answer the phones

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