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Monday, May 23, 2011

Signs are such a non-issue

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I must confess. I get my kick out of seeing out-of-date signs remaining in place – giving us some physical evidence of what once was, but is...
Saturday, May 21, 2011

End of World as we knew it? Not likely

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Let me state up front that I fully expect to awake on Sunday with little or nothing around me having changed. So yes, I’m skeptical of all ...
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Friday, May 20, 2011

EXTRA: He’s back!!!!!!

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It already is starting on the Internet. Cardinal Francis George of the Chicago Catholic Archdiocese blinked . He caved in. He surrendered ...

This version of Blagojevich – the Trial seems so repetitive. Will it end soon?

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BLAGOJEVICH: The sequel speeds along  I haven’t paid daily attention to the courthouse ramblings of recent weeks that comprise the U.S. ...
Thursday, May 19, 2011

It’s a wonder there aren’t more auto accidents in the construction zones

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Technically, I might be confessing to an act that is not quite legal. Although it is one that would have gotten me killed had I not done it....
Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Will the Bulls “satisfy” the nation? Or show themselves to be a Chicago team?

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The talk going about the sports fans is that the REAL championship of the National Basketball Association is being played out this week and ...
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

How different will things be under Rahm?

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“Chicago ain’t ready for reform” – Matthias “Paddy” Bauler, April 1955. “Today, more than any other time in our history, more than any othe...
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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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