Since the pandemic broke in Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot has been doing just about everything in her power to make things fun because nothing eases the minds of worried Americans like a good joke. It’s almost like the distraction that coddling parents give their kids right when they’re about to deliver the news that the McDonald’s Play Place is closed for “maintenance”. Enter, the…Rona Destroyer?<\/p>\n
In her latest effort, and to celebrate the 1st of a month that holds a holiday that is still 30 days away, she dressed up as something called the “‘Rona Destroyer” to introduce the city’s guidelines for Halloween celebration in 2020. Let us first start by saying, what the actual f*** is happening here? This is the Halloween version of that “who’s manz is this” meme except it’s Mayor Lori Lightfoot of the third-largest city in America and she’s dressed as the Incredibles<\/em> character that got cut from an early storyboard session in pre-production.<\/p>\n Now don’t get us wrong, we are no haters here at UrbanMatter Chicago. In fact, it’s commendable the work that Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has done keeping people safe. However, my fourth-grade son could throw together a better costume than this, and I don’t even have a son. But that’s neither here nor there. Between this and that ridiculous Census Cowboy stunt that turned out to be DEFCON 1 past worst-case scenario, the Mayor of Chicago<\/a> might want to think about just delivering the news straight up from here on out.<\/p>\n But don’t just take it from us. To get the pulse of how people are reacting to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s latest Comic-Con press conference just read the thread of comments below this tweet.<\/p>\n Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot enters news conference dressed up as \u201cCorona Destroyer\u201d to announce the city\u2019s Halloween guidelines. pic.twitter.com\/M67dXIvLcu<\/a><\/p>\n — The Recount (@therecount) October 1, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n