Man behind movement to recall Chicago’s mayor says he’s not ‘some dude from the suburbs’ – NBC5 (Chicago)

Dan Boland lives in Lake View, where he is currently unemployed. "You have to make the mayor accountable," he said. "The mayor is accountable to all voters of Chicago, not just brown Chicago or Black Chicago or white Chicago."
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Democratsaretrash
1 year ago

Dan Boland, if you are white which I assume you probably are, if you want a job move out of Illinois, they are as anti white racists as they come; delusional idiot moron losers who are about to go bankrupt and lose all their pension money which will be absolutely hilarious to watch…..go woke go broke morons LOL! Chicago will go bankrupt twice, first in 2020 during the covid plandemic fraud the government put everyone through, forcing everyone to wear dirty face diapers that did zero except speed up the killing of the people which they want, and then the… Read more »

Drrrrrrrrimademocrat
1 year ago

Isn’t that kind of like when Obama’s labor secretary said, “White men dont apply.” In the Illinois libtard utopia, white men are looked at as the enemy, unless their soy levels are at 110% and are weak and stupid and willingly took the death jab and daily tell themselves they be bad just because they are white and a male and simp out to all the feminazi occultist witches of Illinois and the racist democrat party. LOL

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