Brandon Johnson touts city’s ‘firm foundation’ as he enters Year 2 in office – WBBM (Chicago)

Johnson said there’s a lot more work to do over the next three years but expressed hope that leaders will be able to build off a foundation laid in his first year in office. That foundation, he said, was about “creating real economic stability within our communities while also addressing root causes of trauma in this city.”
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Wyatt Earp
1 year ago

Access to all except reporters, when they approached he did his best sheriff Bart
Imitation, he does his best impersonation
Of Jessie Owen’s.
Feet don’t fail me now.

Freddy
1 year ago

More like Firm Foundation in Quicksand.

GM
1 year ago

This ‘firm foundation’ is more akin to the girdle that Ma Kettle wore, lol…!!!

Ex Illini
1 year ago

In Mayor Raggedy speak, root cause = I have no idea what to do. Hope this helps.

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