Chicago business leaders slam council’s Gaza cease-fire action amid worrying rise in antisemitic incidents – FOX News

Chairman and CEO of Jet Support Services Neil Book said the mayor used "his own political capital and spent his time and resources on something that he knows so little about," rather than "addressing some of the urgent issues here in Chicago." He explained that "it’s a hard sell" to convince business executives to come to Chicago because outsiders "see the violence, they see the homicide rate…they see the looting, they see the destruction [and] the lack of accountability in the court systems."
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Old Joe
1 year ago

I’d be happy with a ceasefire in Chicagoland

Wyatt Earp
1 year ago

Brandon only cares about about thing, ” First we get the money”, dont loose sight of that.
He and the cronies,the CTU, do not care about the children in school or the city of Chicago.

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