Yesterday’s Radicals Have Become Today’s Establishment – Chicago Magazine

"Brandon Johnson’s mayoralty is seen as the culmination of teachers union militancy that began in 2012, when his predecessor Rahm Emanuel closed 50 schools. But as Johnson pointed out, the union movement that produced him has such a long history in Chicago that yes, it is striking that we’ve waited so long for one of its members to become mayor."
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Old Joe
2 years ago

A terrorist has come to power….

Giddyap
2 years ago

Fake news fraud Chicago Magazine gives a slobbering wet mouth kiss to BJ — the same scumbags who decided that a police commander killed in the line of duty was the perfect subject for a baseless hit piece

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/emanuel-slams-chicago-magazine-story-on-bauer/

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