Police and firefighter strikes could be a reality if Amendment 1 is approved by voters in November – Wirepoints on AM 560 Chicago’s Morning Answer

Ted was on Chicago’s Morning Answer with Dan and Amy to warn Illinoisans about the utter collapse of student outcomes during Pritzker’s COVID lockdowns, how Amendment 1 could lead to police and firefighter strikes and more.

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Mr Peabody's Boy Sherman
3 years ago

Cops going on strike when SAFE T kicks in won’t really matter so much as law enforcement as it is now would be just a waste of money. Cops will be hog tied, criminals will run the show, be prepared, Illinois has a concealed carry law, use it.

Keith Lutz
3 years ago

Call me a Conspiracy Guy, but this EXACTLY what Ruling Elite want. Local departments go on strike during upcoming economic crisis. Next up, we REALLY find out why federal government budgeted 80,000+ IRS agents.

Old Joe
3 years ago

Police strikes occur now in France

state_pension_millionaires
3 years ago

$30k per student and most can’t read or do math at grade level? Just another ILL political metric—which, as per almost all IL political metrics, is at the bottom levels of performance. Why?

Pat S,
3 years ago

I expect the tests will be dumbed down so results can miraculously improve. .

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