Who killed Chicago? – The Spectator

"A common observation is that there are two Chicagos — one prosperous and reasonably secure, the other poor and violent. What was novel about the year just past was the periodic irruption of the violent Chicago into the peaceful one."
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Larry Lujack
5 years ago

Alex for 1000 – Who was Paperlace 1974?

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Chicago was killed by the same people who now claim to be its saviors: the democrats

The True Believer
5 years ago

Blm killed Chicago. They were allowed to loot, burn, murder, carjack, Rob, and commit crimes in exchange for democratic votes. This was Loris clear and calculated plan.

Mike
5 years ago

No mention of Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and other soft on crime State’s Attorney’s throughout the country whose political campaigns are partially funded by leftist Foundations, some of which are controlled by George Soros.

Heyjude
5 years ago

It’s not just who, it’s what killed Chicago. Decades of every ignorant liberal policy imaginable: fiscal irresponsibility, public employee unions and their pensions, identity politics, war on cops. The list of failure goes on and on.

anonymous
5 years ago

Pritzker and Lighthead killed Chicago and Illinois.

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