Rich Miller: Migrant crisis demands more leadership by Gov. Pritzker – Chicago Sun-Times

"When asked last week about how all these folks could possibly be housed, Gov. JB Pritzker said, 'This is a challenge I think the city has been facing since the beginning. You know, we don’t do city planning at the state level. This is, you know, a question best directed at the city.'...What the city has actually done is floated a lot of ideas, but not implemented them and flailed all along the way. And after receiving more than $300 million in state assistance, the city is coming back for more cash, issuing demands in the news media and meeting with legislators."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

Careful Rich, you don’t want to offend King Pritzker on this high visibility issue. All those state subscriptions to CrapFax will disappear overnight.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Fat-turd Miller is working over time at propaganda, as Chicago neighborhoods are jeering Johnson and Pritzker, for dumping illegals on them

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