Elon Musk becoming the world's first trillionaire was a milestone worth celebrating. Not to @ChicagosMayor. Right on cue, Johnson claimed Musk's wealth was the result of a "broken" tax system and a "broken" economy. The mayor, as usual, is wrong. chicagocontrarian.com/blog/c…

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Illinois deserves better than JB Pritzker & Brandon Johnson. They are crippling this state with their irresponsible and unintelligent policies. The state of Illinois & City of Chicago should be booming with imports & industry, instead we are getting taxed by a man who can't control himself around a snickers bar for moving our money from one account to another.

No better example of a true Racist than this Clown …..

He wants to be the next mayor of Chicago while running to be IL @ILSecOfState His experience was failing a bank, hanging with Obama and working on This is @Giannoulias 👇

Ken Turner is a supporter and friend of Chicago Flips Red. We have reached out to the City of Chicago and to Sendy Soto, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first Chief Homelessness Officer, twice before she left her position in April 2026. There is federal law under the Americans with Disabilities Act and/or the Fair Housing Act. Housing providers are required to provide reasonable accommodations related to a person’s disability. After the $50 million TIF was approved today by the Chicago City Council, 38-10, for the City of Chicago to purchase the Greyhound Station, we spoke with Byron Sigcho-Lopez, Chairman of the Housing and Real Estate Committee, who voted yes on the measure. We informed him of Mr. Turner’s situation and provided him with Mr. Turner’s information as well. Flipsred.com #ChicagoFlipsRed

Chicagoans, ⁹ Chicago is already facing billions in pension liabilities, debt, infrastructure needs, and ongoing budget pressures. Yet City Hall wants to spend approximately $50 million to purchase and renovate a bus terminal. Before taking on another major expense, we need to ask some common-sense questions • Why is this a priority right now? • What alternatives were considered? • What is the long-term cost to taxpayers? • Why aren't we addressing crime, drug activity, vacant properties, and public safety concerns surrounding the area first? If buses can already load and unload at 95th & Dan Ryan and near Union Station, is a $50 million public project truly necessary, or are taxpayers being asked to fund a convenience instead of an essential service? As Mayor, I will not sign off on major spending projects without full transparency, a cost-benefit analysis, and public accountability. My administration will conduct forensic audits, review every major contract, and ensure taxpayer dollars are invested where they deliver the greatest benefit to Chicago citizens. Our priorities should be safe neighborhoods, strong infrastructure, economic growth, and services for the people who pay the bills. not more questionable spending decisions. Chicagoans deserve answers before another $50 million leaves their pockets. Danielle Carter-Walters Candidate for Mayor 2027 dannicformayor.com Forensic Audits. Indictments. Prison Time. Chicagoans First. #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter

I was tagged in several videos on social media from people on the South Side showing trees still down in the streets, debris everywhere, and entire blocks that residents couldn't even get through because roads were still blocked. I told them I would address this to the City Council. Look, guys, if we want change, we must vote for change. We have to vote differently. You cannot keep putting the same people in office and expect different results. This is going to keep happening because the people you elect are not being held accountable, and too often they don't seem to care about the basic services our communities deserve. I will hold them accountable. I will make sure our communities receive the basic city services we pay for with our tax dollars. This is all I've been asking for, pushing for, and advocating for, that our tax dollars be spent on us, making our neighborhoods safer, cleaner, and better for the people who live here. That's why, when I'm Mayor. I will conduct forensic audits of every city department and make the results public so you can see exactly where your money has been going. Please visit my website, review my platform, and if you agree with my policies, I respectfully ask for your vote. Vote Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor 2027. Chicagoans First Www.dannicformayor.com #daniellecarterwaltersforchicagomayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter #Chicagomayor .

Thank you @JusticeWar98619. I love this. Danielle Carter-Walters for Chicago Mayor-2027 Www.dannicformayor.com #DanielleCarterWaltersforMayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter

CPD are under siege, @ChicagosMayor. If these officers can't make an arrest without being harassed, punched, and shoved, how safe are Chicago residents? As mayor, it is your obligation to defend CPD. That you have consistently refused to defend police legitimacy tells us you are perfectly content with bystanders provoking and interfering with Police. Video: @CCC_CrimeChaser.

I’m currently at the City of Chicago Committee on Finance, where decisions are being made on how billions of taxpayer dollars are allocated across our city departments. Mr. Blakemore had something to say.Every citizen who pays taxes in Chicago deserves clear, real-time transparency on how their money is being spent, not just reports after the fact or confusing budget language that most people never get to see. This is public money. It belongs to the people. Whether it’s water, infrastructure, public safety, or city services, taxpayers should be able to follow every dollar from collection to spending. I will continue to attend these meetings and make sure the voices of working Chicagoans are heard and respected in these budget decisions. Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor-2027 Www.dannicformayor.com Chicagoans First. Always #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter

Chicago just went through a couple of storms, and once again we’re seeing the same issue across too many, neighborhoods downed trees and debris still sitting in our streets days later. Citizens are complaining, and upset . I just took videos of the mess still sitting in our communities after this storm, blocks long, full of downed trees, debris, and blocked areas that have not been addressed. Citizens deserve better response times and better coordination. This is not just about cleanup, it’s about safety, access for emergency vehicles, and basic city services working when people need them most. The Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation is responsible for tree removal in the public right-of-way and debris cleanup, and the city must ensure these crews are fully deployed and prioritized to the hardest-hit areas immediately after storms. We are paying them a lot of money, and communities should not be left waiting while hazards remain on sidewalks, streets, and parkways. I will be addressing this at the next meeting. We need faster response, better planning, and real accountability so that after every storm, cleanup is immediate—not delayed. Chicago deserves safe, clean, and fully functional neighborhoods, especially when citizens are already dealing with storm damage. Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor-2027 Www.dannicformayor.com #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #ChicagoansFirst