Dolton Dictator Tiffany Henyard still has holdout supporters after landslide election loss: Aint the worst

DOLTON, IL — Newly ousted “super mayor” Tiffany Henyard still has holdout supporters insisting she “ain’t the worst”– but others in the Chicago suburb fed up with her endless antics are happy to see the “clown show” hit the road after her landslide election loss.“I didn’t say she made no mistakes, but that doesn’t make her the baddest person in these suburbs,” said an elderly Henyard supporter named Jessie who lives on the so-called “Dalton Dictator’s” Illinois street.“She ain’t the worst and she wasn’t that bad because she did do some things when she became mayor,” Jessie told The Post on Wednesday — less than 24 hours after Henyard was handily defeated in Dolton’s Democratic primary.Jessie said she thought if any of the allegations against Henyard were true — including accusations of mismanagement of village funds that sparked a federal probe — the FBI would have locked her up long ago.“People have their own opinions.

I’ve got mine, they got theirs.That’s the way I see it,” Jessie argued.

Henyard, 41, went down hard in her bid for re-election on Tuesday, earning just 12% of the vote to the 88% village Trustee Jason House won to take the Democratic nomination for mayor.The self-proclaimed “super mayor” — famous for her outlandish outfits, choreographed routines, rap videos, and open brawling during town meetings — conceded her loss despite predicting a runaway winHenyard has until May to leave office when her term ends.And her exit can’t come soon enough for Dolton residents who feel they’ve been made fools of on the national stage.“I was just relieved,” said 56-year-old Sherry Britton.

“Now we can rebuild from the ashes.She doesn’t represent Dolton.

We want to change the narrative because around the world, around the country, we are looked at as buffoons because she’s the representative.”“She’s a clown.She is just always a clown show.

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