Reporter to Chicago's Lightfoot: How can you 'possibly even consider' re-election after 'harm you've caused'
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A reporter asked Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Tuesday how she could consider running for reelection after the "harm" she's caused.
The reporter noted that a police officer was recently struck and injured in a hit-and-run and that Michigan Avenue "is now referred to as the mile of fear." Michigan Avenue is a popular stretch of the city with entertainment, attractions, restaurants, hotels and shopping.
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