While presidents, governor honor late civil rights leader Jackson, Chicago’s mayor says tax the rich – Center Square

At the memorial service for Rev. Jesse Jackson, Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke for several minutes before encouraging musical accompaniment. “Black, brown, white, Asian, young, old, it is time for the ultra-rich to pay their fair share in taxes on the other side of the bridge. Reverend, you crossed your bridge. We know our assignment. We see you on the other side,” Johnson said, as music played and the crowd rose to its feet.
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David F
1 month ago

Has BJ proposed a memorial or funeral service tax yet?

MsT
1 month ago

As Rahm never said, never let a funeral go to waste.

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Tom
1 month ago

Now if only Al Sharpton joins him.

Call my shrink
1 month ago

He has a CPS teachers attitude. Everything should be about me and my comfort. Don’t you wish he’d zoom this shit in so we could turn it off. Much like his students in his teaching days

Fullbladder
1 month ago

The dogmatic brainwashing of the black community, particularly it’s leaders is fascinating. If they only knew they were targeted as part of Russia’s cold-war strategy, how things may become better for their communities. First, they need to watch the Yuri Bezmenov videos, then read the writings of Manning Johnson and Paul Kengor, particularly Kengor’s masterpieces: The Devil and Karl Marx and The Communist.

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