Chicago mayor: Will take ‘Herculean effort’ to get businesses to come back – FOX Business

"I haven't seen s--t like this before," Lightfoot said on the call. "The number of places all over the South and West sides in particular that have been hit today has just been off the charts. Literally hundreds, if not thousands, of locations. Big stores, small stores, strip malls, many corner places, it is all over the city."
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anonymous
5 years ago

When language that she used towards the President is used and she is insulting to aldermen–why would a business want to stay in Chicago.

debtsor
5 years ago

Hercules was a mythical, powerful white Roman man-god, derived from the mythical, powerful white Greek god Heracles. How can she use a word this like to describe repairing and fixing up black and brown neighborhoods? How incredibly racist to use such a word with such awful white supremacist word in relation to oppressed folks. Doesn’t she see the racism in that? What is wrong with you, Lori? Why are you using racist English words with a 3, 000 year history of racist white supremacy?

Locke
5 years ago

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

MikeH
5 years ago

Cause and effect, Ms. Mayor. Either you don’t get it and you’re a moron, or you understand completely and are just a liar.

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