Chicago's soft-on-crime crisis

This weekend, Fox News Contributor Gianno Caldwell got the worst news imaginable when he learned that his 18-year-old brother Christian had gotten murdered on the streets of Chicago. Chicago is the most dangerous big city in the United States. Under Lori Lightfoot's 'leadership' (that's a joke), things won't improve until the city changes policing policies.

Yes, Chicago needs to fully fund the police. More importantly, though, they need to unhandcuff the police. During his interview with Sean Hannity, Gianno said "You can’t go downtown Chicago now without looking around your shoulder. You may be shot there. The truth of the matter is we need to uncuff the police and that’s what happened the policies, the soft-on-crime policies that have been pushed by many of the elected officials here are only causing more crime. They've only bared dead fruit and now my family is paying the price."

Where is the BLM organization? Don't they care when black teenagers are shot and killed? Where's the BLM organization marching in the street after a 5-month-old little girl was shot and killed? Is it that the BLM organization doesn't care about her life?

Lori Lightfoot must go. Crime in Chicago was already terrible when she became mayor. It's gotten worse during her time in office. It's time for a change in Chicago. The status quo is totally unacceptable.

Lightfoot has handcuffed the police to the point that the police aren't even allowed to chase potential criminals, supposedly because Lightfoot is worried about the officers' safety. That story has less credibility than the 1/6 Kangaroo Committee after Cassidy Hutchinson's 'testimony' yesterday.

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