Chicago Teachers Union holds rally after Pritzker says no to funding from Springfield – CBS2 (Chicago)

"JB has said, repeatedly, the rich should pay their fair share, now is the time act," Jackson Potter, CTU vice president, said. "They're doing it for transit, there's no reason whatsoever to not take the high road and figure out a way to protect our most vulnerable assets, our children."
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mqyl
7 months ago

Anytime the far left uses the word “fair,” think the opposite.

Chercher
7 months ago

School just started and the teachers are already abandoning our most vulnerable assets, our children in order to spend an afternoon roaming around outside.

PPF
7 months ago
Reply to  Chercher

Source? The article doesn’t say teachers abandoned their classroom and were just “roaming” outside. It states the Chicago Teachers Union and members of the Chicago Public School system. That could be non-teachers (CTU employees) that work for the union and administrators for CPS. Nothing indicates your assertion.

It would be nice if the article covered this basic question as to “who” was rallying and “when” it took place. I’m guessing it was during drop off and pick up for maximum exposure but we don’t really know.

Tom Paine's Ghost
7 months ago
Reply to  PPF

Wow PPF. What CTU member is keeping you distracted from the real truth and painful criticism with whatever skills she possesses to keep your piehole shut while they steal and grift from the taxpayers.? Or he. No judgement here on where you seek your relief. But it appears you are so easily distracted by a CTU terrorist sucking parasite. I thought better of you PPF.

Last edited 7 months ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
Deb
7 months ago

Schools started. Get yourselves back in school and teach. Stop protesting and do your jobs.

Call my shrink
7 months ago

Maybe they should work on school plans to improve students learning than their bank accounts

Hello, Indiana!
7 months ago

Another Marxist that doesn’t understand the wealthy pay plenty in taxes and also have businesses that keep people off of the dole.

Lurker
7 months ago

Nobody beats Chicago Dems at dopey protests that accomplish nothing.

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