Mayor Brandon Johnson calls for ‘dramatic’ response ahead of imminent National Guard deployment – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

“In the coming days and weeks, we may be pushed, if not forced, to take even more dramatic action if this administration continues to escalate and provoke our people,” Johnson told reporters. Pressed to elaborate, he said, “Everything. Everything, whatever is necessary to ensure that we’re protecting people.”
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DAG
6 months ago

An elected official directly and clearly promoting insurrection! And they say Trump was an insurrectionist! The hypocrisy is dumbfounding!

Deb
6 months ago

Obviously Johnson thinks that by supporting illegals and criminals that he will be re-elected. Wrong. Nobody but CTU wants this idiot for mayor.

DAG
6 months ago
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Problem is that the voter turnout is so small, with all the teachers AND their family and friends comprising most of that turnout, he WILL get re-elected. Stupefying isn’t it!

Morefandave
6 months ago

His doctor needs to stop refilling the prescription for the stupid pills he evidently is taking daily.

ProzacPlease
6 months ago

Wow. Apparently the CTU believes they now have enough power to defy the federal government and get away with it. We’ve come a long way from just bargaining for salaries and benefits.

Call my shrink
6 months ago

I wish they do a public poll on what Chicagoans think and want. I’m sick of these politicians being so liberal with our lives

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
6 months ago

Mayor Law & Order is big mad! Super duper mad!

Bob
6 months ago

Why the UPROAR over ICE arresting and deporting the 10-12 MILLION ILLEGAL INVADERS ???It was OK for them to ILLEGALLY INVADE THE U.S.

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