Interview: Nigel Farage on conservatism post-COVID-19, Chicago, American governors – Center Square

File - Nigel Farage The former UK Independence Party leader and architect of the country’s “Brexit” from the European Union has been touring the U.S. and recently visited Chicago. " In Chicago," he said, "I saw a city that was a complete and utter ghost town. The political differences between what the Democrats and the Republicans have done on this is quite amazing to see on the ground." What governor has handled the pandemic worst? "There's a whole long list of them," he answered. "No, I'm not going to name the worst now, but, generally, the worst thing I saw was Chicago literally closed."
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Debtor
5 years ago

Interesting he thought Chicago being closed was the worst thing he saw. I was just downtown all day on Thursday and it was a ghost town with many restaurants closed and the streets nearly deserted. Lori light foot is delusional if it thinks that it can just push a button and bring downtown Chicago back to life. We’ve all moved on , and we are never coming back.

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