Ald. Susan Sadlowski Garza won’t run for third term, as growing wave of incumbents plan to leave – CBS2 (Chicago)

Garza, the first member of the Chicago Teachers Union ever elected to the City Council, joins at least a dozen colleagues on City Council who have either stepped down mid-term since being elected in 2019, or announced they won't run again in 2023. Garza chaired the Council's Workforce Committee.
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nixit
3 years ago

Garza was propped up by CTU and rode a wave of anti-Rahm sentiment into office. But her brand of Karen Progressiveness has fallen out of favor. She’s too old, white, and blue collar working class (as in factory jobs) to appeal to the youngins who want a world full of social activists with pensions producing nothing but TikTok videos.

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The Paraclete
3 years ago

Hmmmm……There’s no such thing as a coincidence! They’re all visiting the same fortune teller; Run, but you’ll never manage to erase your past! You’ll spend the balance of your days looking over your shoulder!

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