Mayor Brandon Johnson attends Harvard program for new mayors – Chicago Crusader

As new mayors prepare to take the reins in city halls across the country, Mayor Brandon Johnson was among the 29 newly-elected U.S. mayors selected to participate in the Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University’s Program for New Mayors.
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Daskoterzar
4 months ago

What a waste of money…on the program and on the person. Why not just burn the money for the illegals to use for heat…oh wait, we already do that…

Clayton Bigsby
4 months ago

1st course, Bribery 101

Da Judge
4 months ago
Reply to  Clayton Bigsby

Eddie Burke and Mikey Madigan are teaching it together!!

Ex Illini
4 months ago

Harvard is a freak show at this point. Maybe Brando and Lori Lightweight can teach a class together. “How to make everyone hate you in 30 days!”

Pat S.
4 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Only if she plagiarized – not quite a font of originality or ethics.

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