South Cook News

Commissioner Sean Morrison, a public official in Cook County, Illinois, shared several posts on his social media account on August 14, 2025, addressing both the media and broader concerns about urban governance.

In an early morning post, Morrison acknowledged an oversight regarding press communication: "In haste, I failed to tag media into this release yesterday evening. @cbschicago @nbcchicago @ABC7Chicago @WGNNews @WGNMorningNews @fox32news @wttw @WBEZ @WBEZpolitics @DanProftShow @BenBradleyTV @MaryAnnAhernNBC @tahmanbradley @ChicagoContrar1 @Libs_OfChicago @IsIllinois" (August 14, 2025).

Later that morning, Morrison commented on trends he perceives in American cities: " We know, and it is happening in scores of major cities across America. But the citizens who live in these cities believe their own lying eyes, they trust their own “living experience” in these cities, they recognize this intentional scheme to deceive by leftist democrat" (August 14, 2025).

That afternoon, Morrison added a brief endorsement to another post: "Great point" (August 14, 2025).

Morrison has served as a commissioner for Cook County since 2015 and is known for his outspoken views on local governance issues. Cook County encompasses Chicago and is the second most populous county in the United States. The city of Chicago has frequently been at the center of national debates concerning urban policy and political dynamics.