Guest column: No Chicago Rebrand Needed, Education and Public Safety Above Cheap PR – John Kass News

"It’s going to take more than a commercial of a smiling Mayor Johnson showing off Millennium Park, our beautiful skyline, and the sailboats on the lake to change the perception of Chicago. Review all the companies that have already left Chicago as United Airlines currently has one foot out the door."
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Streeterville
2 years ago

Chicago’s public-sector dictators know “meaningful change” isn’t required for reelection.

Mayor’s Office has hired Senator Fetterman’s director of communications, Joe Calvello, to improve and moderate public image of bumbling Mayor Johnson. Expect rebranded Brandon, more fawning PR releases and billboards and commercials.

Last edited 2 years ago by Streeterville
Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

It is all about “ rebranding “ these days, which is newspeak for as pops used to put it “ having more BS than a brass band .” From people buying into whatever some vapid, twenty something influencers are selling to believing the likes of Joe and Pritzger telling everyone how great things are going, people have, for the most part, become mindless, drooling gullible fools that lap up whatever the newest snake oil salesman tells them.

Bud Dark
2 years ago

Good article!

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