Paul Vallas: Two years in, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s rhetoric doesn’t match reality – Chicago Tribune*

"Despite his rhetoric, Johnson has done little to confront the city’s mounting problems. Instead, he resorts to playing the race card to explain the challenges he inherited and his own failures to address them."
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Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

“ But the manifestation of the realization of my policies for the Working People’s Republic of IL will result in a rich, equitable tapestry for all.” explained Six Percent, resulting in much head scratching and laughter.

The Railroader
10 months ago

Acute Verbumsem disease symptoms.

So sad. Those afflicted with it are oblivious to their illness and seem only too excited to try and infect others.

Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago
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Sounds like one of the “ alizations” Tiffany Henyard referred to.

ProzacPlease
10 months ago

He’s giving Kamala Harris a run for the word salad of the year. But wait! There’s sure to be more entrants into the competition.

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