Pritzker urged to avoid playing politics on crime issue by former Obama advisor – FOX News

Former Obama advisor David Axelrod said President Trump is trying to lure Democrats into a trap, adding that the president sees political advantage in Chicago’s crime problem. Axelrod said, "He sees a political calculus here. We have a problem. I live in Chicago. You want to help? Help. You want to play politics? Go somewhere else."
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Call my shrink
7 months ago

Obama politics and crime ? Wasn’t it his wife Michelle who called Foxx to get Jussie the lying out of work actor a pass on his crimes ?

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
7 months ago

Axlerod is right, except that while we need more police to go with proper states attorney work, idiots like Johnson don’t want more police. He’d likely knock down CPD to just the 159 cops in his detail. So who dies Axlerod think is going to sign on to the idea of more cops. Spread the crime around Preckwinkle and protect criminals and illegals Gov. SAFE—T Act?

Ataraxis
7 months ago

Pritzker = Elmer Fudd.
And we know how each Bugs Bunny cartoon ends.
Apparently Pritzker doesn’t.
Axelrod is going to have to speak to Pritzker as if he’s a 5 year old if he wants JB to understand this.
You must admit how funny this situation is. The whole world sees what Trump is doing except for Pritzker, who is still chasing the “wascawwy wabbit.”

Brian Jones
7 months ago

So how does Trump get off on Fox with playing politics with Chicago crime?

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