
Chicago mayoral candidates turned the national news of Donald Trump’s stunning indictment into political talking points at a WBEZ/Chicago Sun-Times debate on Thursday, one of the last public forums before next week’s runoff election.
“It certainly shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that one of the most corrupt administrations has finally received this indictment,” Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson said, before attempting to tie rival Paul Vallas to the first former president to be charged with a crime.