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Little help with OEMC
Howdy – more than I could explain in a Twitter DM (now referred to as an XDM.) Background I have been thinking about the data that OEMC must have and how it might be reported to the public. So I submitted a few FOIA requests. The first – I admit – was a little complicated.…
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Right-Thinking Chicagoans Need a New Plan
If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you have always got As the nation experiences the excitement of a new presidential administration, we here in Chicago are confronted daily with yet another failure of our moronic local government. Just like the liberals – nationally – who wring their…
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Can Chicago’s Media Expose Mayor Brandon Johnson?
Are There Any Smart People at the Intersection of Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Media? In days of old it was the media’s job. Twenty-five years ago every mayoral candidate had to sit down for a full hour every Sunday morning and be prepared for an in-depth discussion on various matters. Back in the day…
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Reviewing the Impact of Mail-in Voting on Chicago
What’s really going on with mail-in voting in Chicago? According to the Chicago Board of Elections’ database, as of early August there were 2,115,542 registered voters in Chicago. Of those, 1,570,753 were in active status. Two addresses share the title of having the greatest number of active voters. The first is 2700 S. California; that’s…
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Corrupt Civil Rights Leaders Won’t Support School Choice
So says Juan Williams: “The civil rights challenge of this generation is education,” Williams said. “Dr. King would never allow anybody to buy his silence, to buy him off.” He charged that unions are paying off civil rights leaders like Reverend Al Sharpton so that they will not support charter schools and education vouchers. “Poor…