Johnson vows to ‘stand firm’ after protesters interrupt school board press conference – NBC5 (Chicago)

Multiple groups vocally opposed to Mayor Brandon  Johnson’s actions disrupted the mayor’s opening statement on multiple occasions, with a grouping holding “Fire Johnson” signs and chanting “not legit” during his remarks. Johnson pushed back against those criticisms, pointing to his activism on behalf of the city’s schools before he was elected mayor in 2023. “The most legitimate existence of anyone in this country is the existence of a Black mayor,” he said.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

And there you have it. Playa’s blackness automatically makes him the best mayor in US history whose decisions and agenda are above reproach . To suggest otherwise makes you a white supremacist.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

The Brando administration is nothing but a clown show now. He has revealed himself to be the raggedy individual he denied being all along. His two strongest attributes are arrogance and ignorance, a particularly nasty combination.

debtsor
1 year ago
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The entire city is a clown show. The majority of the voters elected the biggest buffoon of them all. The city has changed in the past decade. I lived in the city for many years of my life. The city, along with the Democrat Party in general, transformed from centrist Democrat years of Daley and Rahm, who were tolerable, into the far-left progressive dystopia of today, where the drunken college bars on the north side now proudly display transflags in their doorways. Like, what happened to the U of I or Iowa flags? The people who choose to live in… Read more »

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