Paul Vallas: Latest suicide underscores how Chicago leaders are ignoring our police officers’ struggles – Chicago Tribune*

"In a city that prides itself on being the birthplace of the labor movement, we ignore the hostile working conditions, grueling schedules and lack of support endured by our officers."
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Rob M
11 months ago

Check out Curt Weldon on Tucker Carlson’s podcast. Our government and the elites they serve don’t care about workers. It’s quite obvious. They don’t care about poor, minority, elderly, disabled, they don’t care about anything they can’t grift off of. The Democrats are the worse of two dishonest, disingenuous parties because they actually pretend they care.

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