Rich Miller: Fact-checking Mayor Johnson after he blasts Springfield lawmakers – Chicago Sun-Times

"Last week, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson repeatedly slammed Statehouse legislators. 'Some of the same individuals who claim to support an elected representative school board only got the gospel once I became mayor of Chicago,' Johnson told reporters during one of the most combative and counterproductive news conferences I have ever seen."
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

Ruh roh. Pritzker’s social disease pretending to be a ‘journalist’ slithers from between the fat folds to parrot his master and slam on BJ just like a press release. Looking like the crap fax crowd are getting nervous that their criminal public sector union scam is being exposed as the decades long fraud that it is by the uppity CTU vermin. The CTU greed monsters may bring down the whole house of cards and result in ALL of the public sector leeches deservedly in poverty.

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Ex Illini
1 year ago

When the Democrat controlled media starts turning against you it’s actually newsworthy. Here we have chief Democrat propagandist Richie Miller casting aspersions on Mayor Raggedy. Probably important to note that King Pritzker is pulling the strings on all things Democrat in this state, and his wallet is huge. He’s not afraid to spend daddy’s money to get his way. Brando is in self destruction mode and should reign it in a little or risk angering the King.

debtsor
1 year ago
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Grand-daddy’s money underpinned his family’s money. His uncle controlled the family business and the family trusts for the family, for decades. That’s what the lawsuit was about. If it really was his daddy’s money, it would have went straight to him. But it wasn’t. It was held up in family trusts controlled by the uncle, who, like Trump, turned multi millions into Billions.

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