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Chicago’s Mayor Blames American Freedom?
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Mark A. Taff
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot of Chicago is presiding over a marked increase in the number of murders in her city. By July 2020, there had been more murders in Chicago than there were in all of 2019. In response, Lightfoot has geared up and taken the fight to ... Indiana?
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
Lightfoot claims that the rise in violence is the fault of everyone other than herself, the city’s council and the people who live in the city she governs. “We are being inundated,” she complains, “with guns from states that have virtually no gun control, no background checks, no ban on assault weapons—that is hurting cities like Chicago.” |
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MarkHamTownsend
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ALL states have a background check. NICS . Has been that was for a quarter century now.
Lightfoot plays the libtard card for blaming everyone else for her own shortcomings. These libtard politicians are fundamentally immature, childish personalities, not true functioning adults. |
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