Illinois is no stranger to political drama. The latest soap opera features the ongoing rift between Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, who is eyeing a run for The White House. But just like the streets on Wacker Drive, Pritzker's road to becoming the Democrat nominee in 2028 is filled with potholes that Johnson won't fix.

Angel Reese catching heat on social media is a very good thing. Not because of her hypocrisy—let's face it, there's a little hypocrite in all of us. And not because of her feud with Caitlin Clark. It's good because there should be consequences for public displays of degeneracy. Prostitutes should be publicly chastised.

Chicago has become the poster child of the Democrat platform. Every major Democrat party stance and policy is being implemented in Chicago. Look at the results.

Chicago can change leadership as much as it wants. The Windy City has been rotating Democrats since 1931. Things will only worsen until Chicago residents get serious about participating in politics. It starts with the simple task of voting.

If the threat of losing football will open people's eyes to the importance of voting based on policy, not skin color or who someone is sleeping with, then it is a net positive.

Under the leadership of Democrats Lori Lightfoot and J.B. Pritzker, Chicago and Illinois are enduring a population exodus. Are their failed policies and poor handling of crime paving the way for a Republican takeover in the Land of Lincoln?

Another crisis that needs to be addressed is the image crisis in black America. Go to nearly any predominantly black neighborhood and you will see hairstyles similar to rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine.