Pritzker starts setting up for 2028
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Chinatown in Chicago was historical as people from Hong Kong and the areas close to it. Cantonese was the most common language spoken there.
That has changed a bit in recent years, but I dont think that just because more people in Chinatown are from "mainland" China does not mean that they are pro-China. There are quite a few that left because of the government.
As to immigration, I would guess that at least 60% (or more) of the service workers in Chinatown at the restaurants, shops, etc. are illegal. But, I guess they dont vote. LOL
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Chinatown in Chicago was historical as people from Hong Kong and the areas close to it. Cantonese was the most common language spoken there.
That has changed a bit in recent years, but I dont think that just because more people in Chinatown are from "mainland" China does not mean that they are pro-China. There are quite a few that left because of the government.
As to immigration, I would guess that at least 60% (or more) of the service workers in Chinatown at the restaurants, shops, etc. are illegal. But, I guess they dont vote. LOL
@taiwan_girl said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
...I would guess that at least 60% (or more) of the service workers in Chinatown at the restaurants, shops, etc. are illegal. But, I guess they dont vote. LOL
ORLY? In Chicago? C'mon...
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@taiwan_girl said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
...I would guess that at least 60% (or more) of the service workers in Chinatown at the restaurants, shops, etc. are illegal. But, I guess they dont vote. LOL
ORLY? In Chicago? C'mon...
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@George-K said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
Link to videoThis is a pretty middle-class white neighborhood. Just to the east of O'Hare.
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Politicians take too many things for granted.
"Illinois will always be Democrat"
"Texas will always be Republic"
etcBeing complacent will cause failure.
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Politicians take too many things for granted.
"Illinois will always be Democrat"
"Texas will always be Republic"
etcBeing complacent will cause failure.
@taiwan_girl said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
"Illinois will always be Democrat"
20 years is not "always," but it's close enough for government work.
"Texas will always be Republic"
California
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Speaking of Illinois...
Remember when the federal government threatened to withhold funds if the states didn't implement a 55mph speed limit on the interstates?
I can see the incoming administration doing a similar thing with other policies - immigration, transgender stuff, etc.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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A comment on X:
"Conspiracy to violate immigration laws—particularly 8 USC §1324, harboring illegal aliens--is a Federal felony good for 10 years.
I hope AG Gaetz is taking notes on these public confessions."
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
A comment on X:
"Conspiracy to violate immigration laws—particularly 8 USC §1324, harboring illegal aliens--is a Federal felony good for 10 years.
I hope AG Gaetz is taking notes on these public confessions."
Isn’t that a literal and actual insurrection?
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@George-K said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
A comment on X:
"Conspiracy to violate immigration laws—particularly 8 USC §1324, harboring illegal aliens--is a Federal felony good for 10 years.
I hope AG Gaetz is taking notes on these public confessions."
Isn’t that a literal and actual insurrection?
@LuFins-Dad said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
@George-K said in Pritzker starts setting up for 2028:
A comment on X:
"Conspiracy to violate immigration laws—particularly 8 USC §1324, harboring illegal aliens--is a Federal felony good for 10 years.
I hope AG Gaetz is taking notes on these public confessions."
Isn’t that a literal and actual insurrection?
Yes.
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This is good training for those of us who can't imagine not taking a politician seriously. Observe yourself in how you react to this politician's words, and try to figure out how you're managing to not take him seriously, in his literal threat to take up arms against the federal government.
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Pritzker surprised many by not raising taxes and even reining in some spending, including nixing a health-care program for undocumented adult aliens.
“We have to live within our means. If you come to the table looking to spend more — I’m going to ask you where you want to cut,” Pritzker lectured the liberal legislature. “Economic growth is an essential ingredient that allows us to move beyond a challenging budget year like this one.”
Democrats sat on their hands when they heard that part of Pritzker’s speech. But other observers cheered his new pragmatism. “A budget free at last from tax increases should begin to send a message to job creators that the state’s leaders understand they’re in a competition with other states for business investment,” wrote the Chicago Tribune.
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That Tweet makes it look as though he's called Colorado Mike Johnston. And who wouldn't vote for somebody called Colorado Mike?
