Chicago’s Incredibly Shrinking Mayor – Chicago Contrarian

More broadly, (Mayor Brandon) Johnson turning tail and ditching reporters following his remarks in Englewood and allowing his press office to spread obvious fabrications provides a remarkable glimpse into how Johnson will manage City Hall as Chicago enters what is expected to be one of the most turbulent periods in recent history.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

To save face, Brandon, Pritzger, Joe etc. will apply the full force of the CPD and all the three letter federal agencies to maintain law and order in CHI, something that couldn’t be managed when BLM was stealing everything not nailed down and burning the place up in 2020.

chris
1 year ago

Heard we are down like 2000 police officers

Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

The 2020 looting and rioting was mostly suppressed by the news media and very little leaked out nationwide. JB, Biden and the Democrats are counting on a repeat of this suppression by their faithful Pravda media lapdogs.

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