"When you elect a far-left union organizer to be mayor and re-elect a progressive criminal-coddling prosecutor, as Cook County did two years ago, the voters shouldn’t be astonished when law-breaking teens unleash chaos in the Loop. These teens may be poorly educated by the Chicago Teachers Union but they can understand election results and come to the logical conclusion that law and order are out the window."
The CTU “educated” animals that terrorized downtown are the CTU’s Brownshit private army. Expect this mob to be unleashed upon all who despise the teachers union and their puppet BJ.
Old Joe
3 years ago
Yes and in my experience living in Detroit we’re gonna get it….
Wally
3 years ago
Out of the one third that voted, how many were CTU or SEIU members? They get out the vote for their candidates. Unless at least another third show up, they rule. The demographics are gov. union voters vs. non union voters.
debtsor
3 years ago
“It’s worth repeating: Only one third of Chicago’s registered voters turned out for the runoff. Two thirds of the voters — more than a million of them — sat out this critical election.”
Voting patterns reflected racial lines. 100% turnout wouldn’t have changed this outcome given the demograpics of the city.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
The CTU “educated” animals that terrorized downtown are the CTU’s Brownshit private army. Expect this mob to be unleashed upon all who despise the teachers union and their puppet BJ.
Yes and in my experience living in Detroit we’re gonna get it….
Out of the one third that voted, how many were CTU or SEIU members? They get out the vote for their candidates. Unless at least another third show up, they rule. The demographics are gov. union voters vs. non union voters.
“It’s worth repeating: Only one third of Chicago’s registered voters turned out for the runoff. Two thirds of the voters — more than a million of them — sat out this critical election.”
Voting patterns reflected racial lines. 100% turnout wouldn’t have changed this outcome given the demograpics of the city.