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This is actually hilarious and demonstrates how Mayor Brandon Johnson is utterly intolerant of opposing views and challenging questions. Johnson can't think on his feet and unless he has softballs tossed to him by Chicago's slavish press corps, he wilts. Well done, Reporter William J. Kelly #thatreporter.
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@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly While it is fun to watch the Mayor squirm as William skewers him, I do think he has a point and William should get to the question faster. Otherwise we don’t get to hear his answers.

@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly I don’t like the mayor, but I was screaming at my phone for that reporter to get to the question already🤦🏼♀️😡

@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly The mayor is woefully incompetent. Kelly needs to learn how to ask a question. That was horrible.

@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly You @ChicagoMayor you should learn to listen and not interrupt. You are beyond rude and condescending. You do this constantly to @Williamjkelly. You wouldn't tolerate your own behavior from anyone else. So you should not be behaving like this. We see you!

@ChicagosMayor Mayor Johnson doesn't answer questions. He rambles. He interrupts and he threatens. Bare minimum, he deserves to hear what the people see.

@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly I cannot stand him but he is 100% spot on with his approach to the questioner.

@ChicagosMayor He was having a bad day today but he's been having a lot of bad days, eh?

@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly Now the Mayor knows how we feel. We ask a question and he uses it to spin it to a monologue of something completely unrelated to the question that was asked. Johnson is fine with that as long as it's him doing it.

@ChicagosMayor @Williamjkelly These “questions” are getting slower and longer every week 😂

Johnson is OUR employee. He works for the residents of Chicago. In appearance, he doesn't realize this. He is dictatorial and quite condescending. Tells people "don't ever interrupt me again". Can't tolerate waiting for this question to be asked. What would you do if you owned a business and hired him as an employee?
