Chicago Democratic convention leaders brace for all scenarios. ‘We also have a right to conduct a convention’ – Chicago Sun-Times

“Politics is different than it was in the ‘60s. You also have the Chicago Police Department, while certainly not perfect, the Chicago Police Department is not the Chicago Police Department of 1968,” said convention executive director Alex Hornbrook. “We have great confidence and a great partnership in the superintendent and the mayor.”
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chris
1 year ago

This article is correct when they say the police dept now is different from the 60’s and so is the mayor

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