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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Obama campaign these days has the “aura” of a winner, or so says the poll

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When it comes to the polls, likely Democratic presidential nominee Bar ack Obama has a slight lead in support – if Election Day were held Mo...
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Monday, June 16, 2008

Obama helps define self this weekend

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I’m curious to see how the social conservatives who want “Anybody But Obama” for president try to spin the events of this weekend. Likely De...
Saturday, June 14, 2008

Flag Day is Argus of old’s Glory Day

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I have never claimed this weblog to be in any way affiliated with the old Chicago Argus newspaper. But if ever there was a day to recall tha...
Friday, June 13, 2008

Obama “attacks” may bolster campaign

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Wouldn’t it be ironic if social conservatives, in their attempts to bash on likely Democratic presidential candid ate Barack Obama, wound up...
Thursday, June 12, 2008

Daley wins, but Blagojevich bungles in Wednesday “Battle of the Chicago pols”

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Political observers who realize the world of Chicago politic s to be far more interesting than anything happening in Washington had a seriou...
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008

EXTRA!: 33-16, it passes

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What a shock (heavy sarcasm intended). The City Council elected to let Mayor Richard M. Daley have his way with a proposed new structure in ...

Don't count out Daley on museum

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It will be interesting to see the City Council put on the spot Wednesday, should they proceed with plans to vote on whether or not the Child...
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Gregory Tejeda
Chicago's far South Side, Illinois, United States
I am a Chicago-area freelance writer who has reported on various political and legal beats. I wrote "Hispanic" issues columns for United Press International, observed up close the Statehouse Scene in Springfield, Ill., the Cook County Board in Chicago and municipal government in places like Calumet City, Ill., and Gary, Ind. For a time, I also wrote about agriculture. Trust me when I say the symbolic stench of partisan politics (particularly when directed against people due to their ethnicity) is far nastier than any odor that could come from a farm animal.
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