Everything is Donald Trump’s fault. Everything.

You drop a drinking glass on the floor, causing shards to splinter off in all different directions? Trump. You forget to pick up your meds from the pharmacy? Trump, clearly.

The problem with Democrats is that they’re one-dimensional. If you blame one guy for every problem, it doesn’t exactly work as well.

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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has finally pinpointed why Chicago Public Schools is having so much difficulty returning students to in-person classroom learning: former President Donald Trump.

Chicago Public School students were supposed to return to in-person learning on Monday, but the Chicago Teachers Union, long opposed to returning to CPS classrooms, refused to go back to work Monday, setting off a hot war between CPS and CTU.

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Teachers say they will not give up virtual instruction until every teacher can be vaccinated, but the union is also demanding that teachers who live with “vulnerable” individuals be allowed to teach online indefinitely — and in an interview Monday, one teacher even suggested CPS could remain virtual until COVID-19 was no longer a threat.

Lightfoot initially warned teachers that remaining home would result in unexcused absences and could, eventually, cost teachers their jobs. CPS has since backed off that threat, pledging to remain at the bargaining table until an agreement could be reached with CTU.

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Chicago's public students will continue remote instruction on Tuesday and Wednesday as the mayor and the teachers union continue discussions about plans to resume in-person education amid the Covid-19 pandemic. https://t.co/FjTHxxHvgr

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 2, 2021

@CTULocal1 members trying to get a vaccine pic.twitter.com/cWzZuRU9FF

— chicago.teacher.memes (@ChiTeacherMemes) February 2, 2021

Thanks to the advocacy of our members and school communities, Mayor Lightfoot and CPS have agreed to continue bargaining and will not lock any educators out of their teaching platforms.

— ChicagoTeachersUnion (@CTULocal1) February 1, 2021

We had a positive day of bargaining today, and have made some progress, but there is still progress to be made. In order for schools to reopen safely, we must work together to put a plan in place that keeps safety at the forefront of everything we do.

— ChicagoTeachersUnion (@CTULocal1) February 1, 2021

This is not about wins or losses. This is about safety in a pandemic. And our members’ dedication, support from students and families, and support from all those who share our values and our cause, have us on a path toward safety. Onward. #Solidarity

— ChicagoTeachersUnion (@CTULocal1) February 1, 2021