Chicago Mayor Johnson Warns Crime Could Rise if Corporations Don't Pay More
Johnson urged corporations and wealthy residents to pay more as he tied new revenue to falling violence and public safety spending.
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Chicago Mayor Johnson warns crime could rise if corporations don’t pay more – ABC7 (Chicago)
Mayor Brandon Johnson accused unnamed forces of trying to "bully the city into austerity politics by protecting corporations, because they think it's more important to preserve corporate profit margins than it is to preserve the lives of my neighbors," drawing applause. "Every time they give a corporation a tax cut and refuse to ask a rich person to pay their fair share, they are causing and increasing crime."
Chicago Mayor Johnson warns crime could rise if corporations don't pay more
Mayor Brandon Johnson used a campaign-style speech before the City Club on Wednesday to argue that Chicago's upcoming election is a battle between working people and the ultra-rich, warning that crime could increase if corporations are not asked to contribute more.
At City Club, Mayor Brandon Johnson asks why rich put profits over ‘the lives of my neighbors’
Mayor Brandon Johnson accused the city’s corporate class of ignoring Black and brown lives Wednesday in a wide-ranging speech to a crowd of business leaders.
Raising Taxes Reduces Crime?
Here’s a new twisted logic from the Democrat Socialists. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson told a group of city business leaders: “Every time they give a corporation a tax cut and refuse to ask a rich person to pay their fair share, they are causing and increasing crime.” This is a laughable and delusional statement because if high taxes deterred crime than Chicago, which already has amongst the highest taxes in the country, would have a LOW crime r…
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