Pritzker Deactivates National Guard in Chicago – WTTW (Chicago)

Gov. J.B. Pritzker deactivated the Illinois National Guard in Chicago after large-scale protests and unrest failed to materialize after former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murdering George Floyd, the governor’s office said.
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DixonSyder
4 years ago

It appears from all the down votes that there are lots of CTU visitors to this site. Amazingly some of them can read. Get back to work you phonies.

NB-Chicago
4 years ago

Jb can call up the national gaurd but he can’t call our afscme hero’s back to work?

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago
Reply to  NB-Chicago

Heroes my ass

Wolfnight
4 years ago

What did this effort cost us Mr Governor?

More of my taxpayer dollars wasted, especially when the fix was in on the Mr Chauvin outcome already.

Where were you last summer, when my friends Condo got set on fire?

Vote him out in 2022.

This is the way……

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago
Reply to  Wolfnight

And that’s what needs to be kept going on outside of wirepoints VOTE THIS IDIOT OUT IN 2022, spread the word.

Last edited 4 years ago by Fed up neighbor
debtsor
4 years ago

Ha! JB may be unpopular but he’s a billionaire with a bottomless self-funded campaign war chest. And our state will vote for ANYONE with a D next to their name.

There’s not a chance in hell he’ll be voted out of office.

Wolfnight
4 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

They said BREXIT would never happen.

It did.

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