Mayor Brandon Johnson, Gov. JB Pritzker vow to push back on President Trump as he takes oath – Chicago Tribune/MSN

“As the city of Chicago, we will not bow down to the oligarchs. We will not bow down to a golden calf,” Johnson said, a reference to the Bible’s warning against false idols. “Even as the lawlessness gets revealed, so does the character of Chicago. And we are the greatest love story in America.”
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Free at Last
1 year ago

At this point, the question is whether Illinois will survive that fat POS’ demise or vice versa. One will die of a heart attack and the other of just plain stupidity.

Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Free at Last

Please clean up your language and name calling.

Free at Last
1 year ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

I apologize for injuring anyone’s sensibilities. I forgot that calling out evil is OK as long as you don’t upset anyone. Then of course, nobody cares about the offense given when some “educated” person refers to baby murdering as healthcare. Nobody cares about the offense given when a senior citizen is taxed out of their home of 50 years. That’s OK. But by all means don’t call Pritsker and Johnson what they are, and don’t point out Illinoisans own complicity in the current state of affairs.

Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Free at Last

We deleted your recent ones saying “The only value that fat pig has is eating double cheeseburgers while stealing your money, giving it to illegals and telling you idiots that he is protecting you while he does it. And you scum buy it.” and another one saying “Did he spit and not swallow?” Readers like this comment section because most comments have some substance. They don’t like comments like that and neither do I.

Free at Last
1 year ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Was I wrong?

Daskoterzar
1 year ago

Yep, these people are embarrassing. How can they be elected again with this sort of illogical behavior.

Chercher
1 year ago

What in the H-E-double toothpicks is he talking about?

Matt J.
1 year ago

Isn’t Mayor Johnson, by the very nature of his election and primary goal – the CTU – one of the most corrupt leaders in US politics? He has only one mission for the residents of Chicago: overpay the CTU for terrible performance and limited to negative contribution to the children and families of Chicago? Not much introspection in the Mayors office.

JackBolly
1 year ago

Federal funding for IL schools and colleges now at risk due to Pritzker and Johnson

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
1 year ago

Revised quote should read – “As the city of Chicago, we will not bow down to the CTU. We will not bow down to a golden calf,” Johnson said, a reference to the Bible’s warning against false idols. “Even as the lawlessness gets painfully revealed to so many victims of rampant crime fueled by Preckwinkle, Foxx, Evans, Pritzker, and I, so does the character of so many of Chicago’s politicians”.

Riverbender
1 year ago

Somehow today Pritzker’s boasts seem so empty and hollow…

Ex Illini
1 year ago

More gibberish from Brando and bravado from the Happy Warrior. Two idiots who can’t even get along. Tweedle Dumb and Tweedle Dumber.

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

Once again, as Chicago circles the drain towards insolvency to pay the likes of master machine carpetbagger equity grifter ($5.5 mil pension for being a CPS teacher for 4 yrs) CTU/Brandon, when he states: “As the city of Chicago, we will not bow down to the oligarchs. We will not bow down to a golden calf,” Johnson said, a reference to the Bible’s warning against false idols. “Even as the lawlessness gets revealed, so does the character of Chicago. And we are the greatest love story in America.” Who are the “WE” he is talking about? Who are the “FALSE… Read more »

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