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as well as esteemed faculty members such brian stelter and warren william jr. also known as bill de blasio.il here are some highlights from lightfoot s resume. i m the public faceligh otfof the city. i m on national media and i d ii out in the public eye. who and , you know, i m a i m i m my a person who i take my personal hygiene very seriously. as i said , i felt like tha i needed to have a haircut. . i m not able to do that myself. and so i got a haircut. now i m director, superintendent brown to order all police district to give special attention to these parties. and this is how it s going t. to be. we will shut you down.d if w we will cite you . and if we need you , wee yo will arrest you and we will take you to jail, period. happy halloween.allowe enhappy halloween. destroyer s. n th if you re going in thaticka coffee shop to pick up and go,
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whatever the heck it is kicked in. but again, like harvard, thi seo is why nobody takes you seriously. e al colleges have gotten too arrogant, okay? they ve always charge too much. itd too much is commonplace note a commensurate degree to go with the loan. they were shellingee t w out. but at least you felt like inere was some proficiency in p profclassroom. there s no proficiency iicn that line up of lori lightfoot, brian stelter, bill de blasio,bl all people that were essentially forcefully removed from their position. hiring what did they get from hiring people like that? i think name recognition itione to them on the left matterso asi because a lot of people who associate with harvard si see politics as a team sport. it r s just like you can tg o be bad because you re on b our team one. i m going to be around one of the people that were the faces of covid as lori lightfootas called herself. the face othf the city, i think was the actual term. i think a lot of people would consi