Lori Lightfoot

It's like, weren't you out with your friends at dinner when you weren't supposed to be? You told us to lock down and here's fucking every politician that has telling us like, remember that fucking weird Beetlejuice lady from Chicago, Chicago Mayor, whatever the fucking name was? and she's like she just looked she looks like beetlejuice who has like she's like a shitty little afro right that's like short as crap like it's like not even like a big afro and she's like oh i believe i needed a haircut so i went out against all regulations i understand but like i'm okay because i'm like it was it was a deranged i just want to look this up quickly let me see here chicago mayor beetlejuice goes for a haircut

Lori Lightfoot has been adamant that people stay home and socially distance for weeks.

But a social media post from the woman who cut her hair this weekend has some wondering if the mayor is saying one thing and doing another.

CBS2's Dana Kosloff is live outside City Hall.

I'm like, I got to look into this.

I got to see what's going on here.

Yeah, that's Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot coming out in full costume.

Cape and mask is the Rona, as in Corona, destroyer.

You know, that these people have a platform, get elected to office, blows me away.

A guy who doesn't like capitalism is the mayor in the most important capitalistic city in the world.

What is that? Who would have thought that? You know, you look at these people, and then this horrible mayor of Chicago, Lori Lightfoot, is succeeded by one who's even worse.

We have a bad mayor here in L.A., Karen Bass.

And right now, her challenger, according to the most polls, is leading her by about 10 points.

And the challenger is a Democrat socialist, a la Zora Mabdami.

refuse to allow me to talk? It's disrespectful and dishonorable.

Respect this seat.

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Lori Lightfoot.

That mighta got me.

Yeah.

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Get Larry, get Lori Lightfoot.

I mean, anyone.

[laughs] Anyone that's not this kid.

I mean, at the ribbon-cutting, there were an amazing group of elected officials.

You had the governor, you had the then out-sitting mayor, Lori Lightfoot, and there's actually a plaque at AIDS Garden Chicago that honors the contributions of Alderman Tunney, and it says, "AIDS Garden Chicago is Alderman Tunney's vision and commitment to honor those lives lost to AIDS, those living with HIV/AIDS today, and all those who support and love them." So I wonder if you can tell us a bit about Tom Tunney, who was Chicago's very first out gay alderman and championed this project.

project.I think one would imagine that in the future, you wouldn't need somebody to champion these projects that should be happening by themselves.

But in this case, Alderman Tunney had put in a significant contribution and had garnered some contribution towards the construction of the project from the state.