Mayor Johnson advocates for long-term investments to tackle gun violence – WGNTV (Chicago)

"Unlike Mayor Lightfoot, Mayor Brandon Johnson does not do accountability Mondays to analyze weekend violence. In fact, at an event Monday, Johnson avoided commenting on shootings and murders over the past weekend. Instead, he highlighted investments. But for the third straight weekend in Chicago, soaring summer violence."
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Hello Indiana!
1 year ago

Again with the gun’s fault. Guns don’t kill people, people that are continually released into society and yutes with no sense of right or wrong kill people, usually with guns. Foxx, Kwame, Dart and the rest of the “ empty jails “ cabal seem to ignore this fact.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

Mayor Root Cause is getting all raggedy again. He doesn’t have a clue on how to fix anything, so he rambles on about disinvestment in marginalized communities. Here’s some truth for you Brando. You can’t throw endless billions that you don’t have at a problem you don’t even know is fixable. Patience is wearing thin on both sides. Law abiding citizens are tired of living in fear, and the thugs and gangbangers aren’t interested in behaving themselves and actually improving their lot in life. It won’t be any different in 20 years.

William Butler Hickock
1 year ago
Reply to  Ex Illini

Remember what Zippy says” The youngins
Are only funnin”, don’t be callin them little
Capones.

debtsor
1 year ago
Reply to  Ex Illini

He’s not really trying to fix anything. He just wants to redistribute money to his community under the guise of fixing ‘gun violence’. Because anyone who pays attention sees that the community on its own is doing very little to stop the violence. The solution is quite simple: stop shooting at each other and do something productive instead. There plenty of opportunities. Especially in the O’Biden era, they’ll bend over backwards to give minorities opportunities. Just don’t mess it up!

bingo
1 year ago
Reply to  Ex Illini

He knows how to spend 30 thousand on his make-up and gtooming for appearances last year!!!

Bud Dark
1 year ago

“long-term investments” = Higher taxes

Throw the %$&! shooters in jail and keep them there!

Hello Indiana!
1 year ago
Reply to  Bud Dark

Long term investments = more money from taxpayers = the white people we want to drive out of town.

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