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Comment by Nazda Pokmov on July 23, 2018 at 6:19pm

Whoop de do.....he gave each churchgoer $150....

If this guy thinks he's going to get rid of the tutu wearing Rahm....he's got another thing coming.  Even if 5 people vote for Rahm....he's going to win in a landslide.  Who do you think counts the votes in Chicago?  The jewish COMMUNISTS....that's who.

Comment by Parrhesia on July 23, 2018 at 5:20pm

"absolutely not" a campaign event    LMAO  

Comment by Elyag Reed...We are Legion on July 23, 2018 at 2:04pm

Vote for me on the absentee ballot and get a free weekend on my boat when it docks in Chicago Harbor

Obombya starting over again from the mayoral level

We are Legion and Growing...

Comment by Boris on July 23, 2018 at 1:38pm

A millionaire businessman running for mayor in Chicago blessed a multitude of churchgoers – and potential voters – Sunday by handing out hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Willie Wilson, one of several Democrats who plan to take on incumbent Mayor Rahm Emanuel, handed out $300,000 to about 2,000 worshipers at a church on Chicago’s South Side Sunday morning, an aide told WGN-TV. 

The giveaway at the New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church was orchestrated by the Dr. Willie Wilson Foundation, the nonprofit announced on social media. The foundation said it was “one of the biggest property tax relief assistance” events of the year, although “seniors and less fortunate will also receive a helping hand.”

Wilson allegedly said a portion of the donated money — $100,000 of it — came from Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner, who also attended Sunday's event, Politico reports. However, a source told the publication those funds went straight into Wilson's charity and Rauner was unaware the 70-year-old would be handing out cash at the church outing. 

Rauner's campaign has not yet returned Fox News' request for comment Monday morning.

F. Scott Winslow, Wilson’s campaign manager, claimed the donations were legal since it was “absolutely not” a campaign event.