Illinois Comptroller and Chicago mayoral candidate Susana Mendoza joins The Ray Stevens Show to outline her strict approach to youth accountability, public safety, and law enforcement. Rejecting the notion that demands for safety are partisan, Mendoza advocates for a proactive, common-sense strategy to reduce crime and protect the city's neighborhoods.

Mendoza points to Washington D.C.’s targeted curfews as a successful blueprint for reducing teen-led civil disruptions, noting that serious civil enforcement can eliminate "takeover" incidents and hold parents legally accountable. She heavily criticizes the current "hands-off" approach to policing in Chicago, arguing that preventing officers from doing their jobs makes the public less safe and puts law enforcement in greater danger.

Addressing the departures of major corporations like Citadel, Boeing, and Morton Salt, Mendoza warns against anti-corporate rhetoric. She notes that driving businesses away diminishes the tax base, ultimately shifting the financial burden onto everyday property owners.

Illinois Comptroller and mayoral candidate Susana Mendoza Also dives into the ongoing debate surrounding the Chicago Bears' potential move and the larger economic implications for the city. Offering a sharp critique of current leadership, Mendoza argues for a structured, collaborative plan to retain businesses and revitalize Chicago's finances.

Pointing to her successful tenure as State Comptroller—where she led the state from severe credit downgrades and billions in backlog to consecutive credit upgrades and a multi-billion dollar rainy day fund—Mendoza argues that Chicago needs a leader with proven financial credentials to resolve its current fiscal crisis.

 

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Illinois Comptroller and Chicago mayoral candidate Susana Mendoza joins The Ray Stevens Show to outline her strict approach to youth accountability, public safety, and law enforcement. Rejecting the notion that demands for safety are partisan, Mendoza advocates for a proactive, common-sense strategy to reduce crime and protect the city's neighborhoods.
Mendoza points to Washington D.C.&rsquo;s targeted curfews as a successful blueprint for reducing teen-led civil disruptions, noting that serious civil enforcement can eliminate "takeover" incidents and hold parents legally accountable. She heavily criticizes the current "hands-off" approach to policing in Chicago, arguing that preventing officers from doing their jobs makes the public less safe and puts law enforcement in greater danger.
Addressing the departures of major corporations like Citadel, Boeing, and Morton Salt, Mendoza warns against anti-corporate rhetoric. She notes that driving businesses away diminishes the tax base, ultimately shifting the financial burden onto everyday property owners.
Illinois Comptroller and mayoral candidate Susana Mendoza Also dives into the ongoing debate surrounding the Chicago Bears' potential move and the larger economic implications for the city. Offering a sharp critique of current leadership, Mendoza argues for a structured, collaborative plan to retain businesses and revitalize Chicago's finances.
Pointing to her successful tenure as State Comptroller&mdash;where she led the state from severe credit downgrades and billions in backlog to consecutive credit upgrades and a multi-billion dollar rainy day fund&mdash;Mendoza argues that Chicago needs a leader with proven financial credentials to resolve its current fiscal crisis.
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For Details on Susanna Mendoza's Mayoral Run go to
susanamendoza.com
facebook.com/susanamendoza10
instagram.com/susanamendoza10
x.com/susanamendoza10

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Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk. 

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.&nbsp;