Contact: Nick Ficarello October 4, 2020
Phone: 815-405-0344
Email: nficarello@yahoo.com
For Immediate Release
Nick Ficarello
Turbulent Times and Democrat Party Silence
We have all seen the devastating violence in our cities. Portland Oregon has been burning for months and we see the violent flare ups in many cities across America. We hear protesters say, “Defund the Police” and “No justice
no peace” and a myriad of left-wing chants by mobs that always seems to
end in violence. Mobs are never satisfied. If they get what they want through
violence then they will continue with more violence.
There are dozens of people, in Chicago, shot every weekend with a tremendous loss of life. Has the Illinois Democrat leadership ever held to task for the lives and families torn apart? Illinois is governed by Democrat super majorities in the House and Senate and a Democrat Governor. You must ask yourself, why aren’t they doing something about the violence in Chicago? Violence unchallenged only grows in strength. This has been going on for years and still people die from street violence.
Senator Bertino-Tarrant, who is running for Will County Executive, has not called out the Illinois Democrat party for any serious solutions to the madness. If a Democrat State Senator does not challenge a morally failed Democrat Party’s refusal to help the people of Chicago, what would she do when Will County residents are faced turbulent riots and crime? Will she do what Democrats do, just ignore it? Isn’t that what the mobs want?
Nick Ficarello is a career Law Enforcement professional with over 40 years of experience. As Will County Executive he will implement solutions to the upheaval in our times. Counties have a responsibility to their citizens and the primary responsibility is the safety of its citizens and businesses. Democrats are now known, nationwide, for dwindling support of the police. This will not happen in a Ficarello administration. Nick Ficarello will not sacrifice Will County citizens and businesses to placate left wing voting blocks. Crime and violence must be challenged and the support for that will come from a County Executive with solid law enforcement experience.
