NYC, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston all have "blacks only" litmus test when electing mayor and the results are in! (interstate, Mexican)
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Glad that Gilbert, Arizona does have a racist litmus test when it comes to electing a mayor.
In racist cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston and New York City they have a racist litmus test when it comes to who runs the city, they must be black.
In Los Angeles and Chicago, the racist litmus test among the majority of population is they must be a Black Female to be mayor regardless of qualifications.
Unlike the residents of Houston, NYC, Chicago and Los Angeles there is no racial litmus test in Gilbert when it comes to electing the mayor. Only the best wins in Gilbert Scottsdale regardless of race or gender.
I think every liberal Democrat large city elects a mayor based on being Black and they should also elect as many African-American females as possible, so conservatives can compare the results of beautiful suburbs compared to their liberal cities.
The black mayor of Houston has done the best job on making his city one of the safest in the world, which only 435 homicides reported in his poverty-free gem of a city.
The liberals in Chicago have a litmus test for mayor, African-American females only. Chicago is such a tremendous city for children with 2 young children shot dead just yesterday because their family decided to enter the interstate in the city of Chicago.
The Chicago mayoral election is next week and last I checked, the lone white dude was polling slightly ahead and Lightfoot might not even make the runoff.
In racist cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston and New York City they have a racist litmus test when it comes to who runs the city, they must be black.
Since black folk were a major part of the electorate who recently voted in white mayors in NYC, Chicago and LA and since Gary, IN a city 79% black, recently elected a white mayor, I would say that you are talking out of your hat.
The Chicago mayoral election is next week and last I checked, the lone white dude was polling slightly ahead and Lightfoot might not even make the runoff.
How could Chicagoans re-elect Lightfoot? Honest question. She has been a total disaster for the city, especially the Southside and Westside neighborhoods.
Since black folk were a major part of the electorate who recently voted in white mayors in NYC, Chicago and LA and since Gary, IN a city 79% black, recently elected a white mayor, I would say that you are talking out of your hat.
How could Chicagoans re-elect Lightfoot? Honest question. She has been a total disaster for the city, especially the Southside and Westside neighborhoods.
I honestly think there's a pretty good chance she'll get knocked out next week and not make the run off.
How could Chicagoans re-elect Lightfoot? Honest question. She has been a total disaster for the city, especially the Southside and Westside neighborhoods.
Why is Chicago's mayoral race non-partisan? Because white folks' votes were diluted by them voting for a Republican in the general election. That got changed.
I honestly think there's a pretty good chance she'll get knocked out next week and not make the run off.
I think it will come down to Chuy and Vallas.
Chicago demographics are changing Big Time.
Black Flight is a real phenomenon in Chicago. Blacks are fleeing the city due to all the crime and violence plaguing their city. Hard to raise a family when there are gun battles going on outside. Chicago has the second largest Mexican population for a city outside of LA.
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