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Lying about the chaos
You got to love how J.B. Pritzker can lie through his face without even batting an eye. He’s talking about his SAFE-T Act, how nobody’s going to get out of jail and it’s going to be just wonderful. And 100 out of 102 state’s attorneys are lying about the chaos that’s going to happen when he’s done.
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Smoke it
This is in regard to the person who wrote in, “Think before you vote.” It’s people like you and your stinking thinking that keeps people in office. Don’t blame COVID for what Biden did to this country. Biden did this self-inflicted. He shut down the pipeline, opened up the borders, defunded the police, and on and on. Now, Trump got hit with COVID. This was all on him from day one. Yet gas prices were $2.19. The border was secure like never before. It’s very important to get these Democrats out. They don’t love this country. They love the power. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
The answer
To get reelected to office, you have to have policies that work for the people. The Democrats are losing badly this year. Maybe that is the answer.
Rubber stamps
Are you better off with the Democrats running your life? All of them are rubber stamps for Joe Biden. Many people are leaving Illinois for one reason: Common sense.
His lies
I voted for Trump once. Never again will I be fooled by his lies.
We gave our word
Let me remind all you Trumplicans of why we are in Ukraine. We are there because in 1995 when Ukraine had atomic bombs, we talked them into giving up all their atomic bombs. We said we would help them if anybody attacked them. We would help defend them. We said if anyone, I repeat anyone, attacked Ukraine, we said we would help defend them. Well, now they have been attacked. The reason we are there is because we gave our word that we would be.
Out-of-towners
Twenty-seven lawyers want to become a judge to work at the courthouse in Waukegan. But, not one of them lives in Waukegan.