ENDORSEMENT: Kim Foxx for state’s attorney — because Cook County can’t dare go back – Chicago Sun-Times*

“When we have a homicide clearance rate as low as we have now, when people live in neighborhoods where they feel others can kill or cause harm with impunity, they don’t have faith,” Foxx said in a meeting with the Sun-Times editorial board. “The way we do that is we fix the things that have been broken. We show ourselves to be a good partner, so people are willing to work and engage with us.”
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Paul
5 years ago

Can’t go back to prosecuting criminals? Can’t go back to when staged racial attacks by second rate actors would be charged with a felony and actually face consequences? It’s funny the Chicago media almost never talks to victim’s families who never get justice under this failure of a district attorney. A vote for her is a vote for more of the same – the implication that things were worse before she got elected is a joke.

Mike
5 years ago

Republican Patrick O’Brien for Cook County State’s attorney.

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