DNC and city officials promise Chicago is ready for international spotlight – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

“What we are going to do is to make sure that every single visitor, delegate or not, will be safe. We’re going to make sure that those who are going to engage in the full expression of their First and Fourth amendment rights are going to be safe,” said John Roberson, the city’s chief operating officer. “And we’re going to do that against the backdrop of providing public safety for 2.7 million people in the city of Chicago.”
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Meanwhile, Milwaukee has approved demonstration permits at the RNC for just about anyone that asked. Something to remember when the Dems that are trying their best to quell any dissenting voices toot their horn about how open and tolerant they are. Clowns.

bingo
1 year ago

IN THEIR DREAMS…….

Lash LaRue
1 year ago

What a feast for the eyes on its way. The
Palestinians protesting against the Jews.
The Jews protesting against the Palestinians
The republicans protesting against the democrats. Pritzker marching down Michigan Ave to the tune “Hail to the Chief”
Zippy selling boxes of Uncle Ben’s Rice in
Front of the united Center.
Oh the humanity!

Old Joe
1 year ago

No, I don’t think Chicago is ready for prime time. On the bright side, the whole country will get to observe what Chicago does best.

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