Replying to @JohnDigles
What a detailed plan. Amazing! Come on buddy. Susana is a hack and doesn’t have a thoughtful brain cell in her head. She is a 10% candidate.
Replying to @zakouts84
I don’t see what is encouraging about the mayor’s hand picked candidate receiving 30% of the vote. I would tell Stacey I am going to need a corner office at CTU headquarters.
Replying to @zakouts84
No incumbent with 30% of the vote has been reelected. In this scenario 70% of voters have already voted against the incumbent. Maybe you know how to elect a mayor in that situation but I don’t. Brandon should hire you.
Replying to @zakouts84
Except for his 22% approval rating and the fact that he went from 15 board seats and the presidency to only nine seats and no president. His endorsed candidate for President received 30% of the vote. Tell me what he should like about that?
Alexi out performed all other Illinois statewide winners last night demonstrating serious voter preference going into the Chicago mayor’s race. If some candidates get knocked off the municipal ballot the real question is, can Alexi win out right in the first round.
Big winner in Illinois last night was Alexi Giannoulias. He was the biggest statewide vote getter demonstrating widespread support going into the Chicago mayors race.
Quietly, while Sacks went to war spending millions against CTU The SEIU did very well in the school board elections winning 9 races including the school board President. This should go a long way to help protect thousands of CPS working families. Bravo!
Hey Susana, this is the message voters sent yesterday. Remember just a few days ago when you told the business community at lunch that you would bring more data centers to Chicago? washingtonpost.com/technolog…
Rarely do I agree with Frank but he is right. CTU was outspent 5-1 and fought Michael Sacks to a draw. It was a net loss of seats for the Mayor and CTU but not an outright loss. Sacks and his political team have proven again to have little ability to affect Chicago elections.
Replying to @alainaxhampton
Thanks God! Job well done, Sister!
Replying to @landon20s
A fake charge made by a dirty, racist cop who didn’t want Black and Brown families moving into his neighborhood. It says a lot about you and your venture capital firm’s values that you would cite a fake news outlet run by Trump supporter Dan Proft. Thanks for posting.
The venture capital bros won’t be throwing in for Susana’s long shot mayoral campaign with this latest hurdle in her way. They weren’t likely to fund her quixotic campaign to begin with.
Interesting moves on mayoral petition challenges but the big losers are Brandon Johnson who can ill afford more controversy and Susana Mendoza. This effectively freezes Mendoza’s campaign for the duration of the challenge period making it near impossible for her to raise money.
Landon is the venture capital bro who introduced Susana at her announcement and he spends a lot of time defending data centers. Do we want him influencing policy in City Hall? Hard pass.
Replying to @landon20s
Nor am I venture cap’s bitch in Chicago. I fought for workers. You fight for white billionaires. Super gratifying work.
Replying to @landon20s
Nor was I his political protege. I spent my career running candidates against Ed. Burke. Susana was the Latina that did the white machine’s bidding suppressing Latino votes. Beyond disgusting.
Replying to @TheCruseman
Look at Susana’s record. Look at her associations through the years. She is the farthest Right candidate in this race. Everyone knows that. If you don’t, I feel sorry for you.
Susana The Spork Mendoza catches a serious challenge. If she doesn’t make the ballot where will the Right Wing / Ed Burke vote in this election? Kelly, I suppose. And where do Landon and the vulture capital bros go? Oh, the horror!
Replying to @JimmDispensa
They have become incredibly lenient in recent years so anything is possible. But any realistic review of Johnson’s petitions would conclude he is in very real trouble.







