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Far-left Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is blaming *automakers* for the massive surge in carjackings across the city of Chicago, not carjackers, and is suing KIA and Hyundai for it. Read that again. Johnson, who has a history of defending criminals, ignored the massive 104% increase in vehicle thefts from...

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Jacobvor 3 Jahren

That’s like blaming gun manufacturers for gun related crimes. How about personal responsibility? Isn’t that taught at a very young age?

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Collin Ruggvor 3 Jahren

The problems will continue to get worse unless we get serious about putting the blame on the individual.

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Mike Johnsonvor 1 Jahr

Do you have 60 seconds? Speaker Johnson is requesting your response to a few questions about President Trump. READ NOW:

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🇺🇸 Larry 🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

So he couldn't fix Chicago's crime issues as promised, so now he will blame automakers. That seems about right with these democratic politicians. I'm surprised it took him this long. Next, he will sue gun manufacturers.

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Collin Ruggvor 3 Jahren

Same playbook, different story.

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ClearVoteInsightsvor 3 Jahren

This is wild. If you allow the police to do their jobs and hold criminals accountable, you bring down crime 🤯

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Collin Ruggvor 3 Jahren

Or just blame people who make cars!

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I FIND RETARDSvor 3 Jahren

My favorite part of this is Chicago not learning its lesson from Lori Lightfoot.

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glark.solvor 3 Jahren

then I guess it won’t be a problem to sue pharma for injuries from vaccines

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MatthewJshowvor 3 Jahren

The left is never right!

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Bernie was a PSYOPvor 3 Jahren

Just when you thought it couldn’t get worse than Beetlejuice Lightfoot.

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