Reporters: Chicago Mayor has been hospitalized for panic attacks

Or you could just say
“I hope he gets the medical and psychiatric help he needs”.
To turn this into a political thread is shameful.

 

Mayor of one of America's great cities suffers a medical issue. Right wingers with no college education:

 

The Dems don't feel sorry for anyone on the Right that is suffering... or dies from health reasons.

 

Even if this were true, what should we do this information? Use these heartless leftists as a role model and mock the sufferings of those on the left?

 

Who are these illegals that you're referring to?

 

You are off to a good start this year. If you are really lucky another Democrat's spouse will take a hammer to the head and then you can complete the 2024 trifecta by the end of the first month! Impressive as always.

 

Well, I hope he quickly and fully recovers.

 

Indifferent...

 

This board strongly leans left and is always clamoring for another vaccine. So betcha by golly if this was DeSantis having panic attacks there would be three threads about it.

 

I didn’t see flgator2 laughing. And I believe you meant to say “one of America’s ONCE great cities” didn’t you?

 

Another "who cares" thread.

 

Why do you hate black people?

 

I cant imagine trying to do his job. Prayers he gets the help he needs.

Wow.

 

While I hate threads like this, The OP seems tame compared to the lefties here celebrating conservative deaths and the ones hoping people who have a different vaccine opinion than the rest of us, die.

I mean both of those things happened and some of you were cool with it.

 

Hope he gets the help he needs. It's sad that way too often in this country to many people vote for someone because of the letter by the name or the color of their skin, not the knowledge or experience the candidate may bring to the table.
Don't know case here.

 

Nope, Chicago is still a great city. Two MLB teams, hockey, basketball, & Da Bears. One of the world's greatest symphonies; excellent theater scene; countless restaurants and pubs; food culture with great variety; beautiful tall buildings that you can go up in and have a bite or a drink (87th floor of the Hancock bldg offers amazing views). Then there's the zoo, the parks, the lake, etc. I've visited Chicago twice during the last year and didn't feel that it had gotten worse in any way.