Commentary: How can the mayor advance progressive plans after Bring Chicago Home defeat? – Chicago Tribune*

David Greising, of the Better Government Association: "Patience is running short with platitudes and sloganeering from the Johnson administration. Even the City Council’s Progressive Caucus, a key base of Johnson’s political support, has chimed in. Johnson can learn from the defeat of Bring Chicago Home that detailed plans and a purposeful agenda can help him advance his plans, with voters as well as an increasingly skeptical City Council."
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Ataraxis
2 years ago

Begs the question of how Brando even got elected in MAGA Country. A mystery.

sue
2 years ago

How about resigning……..that would be progress!

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