Pritzker: No plan to deploy National Guard in Chicago – Center Square

"National Guardsman and women are trained to kill people on a battle field. That is what they are trained to do. They are not police. They don't know how to do crowd control," Gov. JB Pritzker said.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

Hmm, will JB be whistling this same tune during the convention?

Digruntled
2 years ago

The National Guard is most certainly trained in crowd control. It is also trained to provide services during National Disasters, and secure said areas from LOOTERS. And yes, they are trained in battle field tactics and the Rules of Engagement. Every time Governor Flintstone opens his mouth, he lowers the IQ of the entire state. And please don’t let me start on BJ the Clown

Giddyap
2 years ago

National Guard should be saved for the next round of Democrat funded BLM rioting, looting, arson

Whit Bissel
2 years ago

The National Guard is used to assist local agencies in emergencies, disasters etc. There is an emergency in Chicago, there is already a disaster. Pritzger and his fellow democrats are too stupid to see what’s going on and if they do they don’t care.

Frank Goudy
2 years ago

National Guard are suppose to be trained in how to control crowds. Of course Pritzer is a lying idiot. Real agenda is to allow people to loot since those looters comprise one of their voting base.

Pat S.
2 years ago
Reply to  Frank Goudy

Wildings make the silliest choices – just ask BJ.

Last edited 2 years ago by Pat S.

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