CHICAGO (CBS) — Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel will take on Cook County Commissioner Jesus “Chuy” Garcia in the first mayoral runoff election in Chicago history on April 7.
A fiery Garcia, who finished second to Emanuel, criticized Emanuel on catering to special interests and failing to do enough on crime an education in a speech to his supporters at the Alhambra Palace in the West Loop.
“Today, we the people have spoken,” Garcia said. “Not the people with the money and the power and the connections, not the giant corporations, the big money special interests, the hedge funds and Hollywood celebrities who poured tens of millions of dollars into the mayor’s campaign.”
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I hope that Obama Clown loses his election this time. Anyone but an ally of Obamie.
ReplyDeleteReading the article, sounds like a low rent boxing match.
ReplyDeleteChicago is too far gone to fix.
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