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Chicago Flips Red Responds to Mayor Brandon Johnson Mayor Brandon Johnson recently said President Donald Trump should “stop wasting billions on illegal wars abroad and instead respond to the calls of working families in Chicago.” Working families in Chicago have been calling for help for years. They’ve been asking...

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Vice President of Chicago Flips Red and 2027 Chicago mayoral candidate Danielle Carter-Walters walks through 61st Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and points out what many Chicagoans can see with their own eyes. Chicago taxpayers deserve answers. For decades, billions of dollars have flowed through Chicago’s Tax Increment Financing (TIF) program with promises of neighborhood investment, economic development, affordable housing, infrastructure improvements, and job creation. Yet, as you walk through this community, a simple question remains: Where did the TIF money go? This neighborhood has voted overwhelmingly Democratic for decades. Residents deserve to see tangible results from the public dollars that were intended to strengthen their community—not just campaign promises every election cycle. Vacant lots. Aging infrastructure. Struggling commercial corridors. Longtime residents continue asking when the promised investment will reach their blocks. TIF dollars are generated from increased property tax revenue within designated districts. Taxpayers deserve to know how those funds have been allocated, which projects received funding, what benchmarks were established, and whether those investments produced the results that were promised. Chicago deserves transparency. Communities deserve accountability. Taxpayers deserve answers. Learn more about Danielle Carter-Walters’ campaign for Mayor of Chicago at Chicago Flips Red Common Sense for Chicago. #ChicagoFlipsRed #TIF #Chicago

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OFFICIAL STATEMENT – CHICAGO FLIPS RED December 30,2025 Yesterday, December 29, 2025, two public meetings were scheduled at City Hall: the Budget Committee meeting and the full Chicago City Council meeting. During these meetings, the Democratic-controlled City Council, acting under the direction of Budget Committee Chairman Jason Ervin (28th Ward), violated the First Amendment rights of Chicago Flips Red members Danielle Carter, Lanetta Thomas, and Jessica Jackson, while also violating the Illinois Open Meetings Act. This conduct is not isolated. For three consecutive years, beginning with Chicago Flips Red Founder Zoe Leigh, the City of Chicago has engaged in a pattern and practice of suppressing protected political speech—specifically when residents speak out against corruption, misuse, and alleged laundering of taxpayer dollars. Rather than address the substance of our concerns, the Johnson administration and City Council have increasingly relied on intimidation tactics, including the use of Chicago Police Department officers and the Sergeant-at-Arms to silence speakers. At recent meetings, 20–30 officers were deployed to remove individuals after they attempted to lawfully exercise their right to speak, often after being improperly denied access to the microphone. This is not public safety. This is government overreach. It resembles the very authoritarianism, discrimination, and racialized suppression that City leadership publicly claims to oppose. The hypocrisy is undeniable. Chicago Flips Red is now preparing to pursue legal action, including a civil rights lawsuit and potential class action, against: • The City of Chicago • The Chicago Police Department • Mayor Brandon Johnson • CPD Superintendent Larry Snelling • Deputy Mayor Garien Gatewood • The Sergeant-at-Arms • Budget Committee Chairman Jason Ervin The Constitution does not stop at the doors of City Hall. Public comment is not a privilege—it is a right. And Chicago residents will no longer be silenced. ALL HANDS ON DECK 🌹💫🇺🇸 #ChicagoFlipsRed

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