Trump seemingly walks back decision on sending troops to Chicago – WGNTV (Chicago)

“I want to go into Chicago and we have this incompetent governor that doesn’t want us,” Trump said. “So we’re making the determination now. Do we go to Chicago or do we go to a place like New Orleans where we have a great governor who wants us to come in?”
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Fed up neighbor
7 months ago

Again, Pritzker and The Dimwit are taking the bait and playing right into President Trumps hand, hope these two don’t gamble.

Where's Mine ???
7 months ago

what will JB, Brando, Stacy, press, etc do if Trump does NOT send in the troops???

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JackBolly
7 months ago

Pritzker just lost his scapegoat: It’s all yours JB. Now Pritzker and Democrats will further manipulate the crime data to make it look like things are much better in Chicago then they used to be, when the reality is just the opposite. Pritzker and Democrats (like the Raja) can say ‘See, coddling criminals and international terrorist gangs works’.

Call my shrink
7 months ago

Actually a smart move. Back away and as this gets progressively worse both Putzger and Pinhead will look like the idiots they are

Hello, Indiana !
7 months ago

Don’t try to fix the self- cleaning oven. Let all the protesters and paid, professional big mouths fester in the pile of droppings that their mayor and government fight so hard to keep intact.

Fed Up Taxpayer
7 months ago

Let JB sink with this one. Go help New Orleans if they want DJT – and leave Chicago far behind. JB can take his victory lap and then stick with his sinking city by the lake while he watches other states flourish, as well as the coming success in Louisiana. All because of his ego. Can’t fix stupid.

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