Fact Checking Chicago Mayor’s Lies on ShotSpotter – Chicago Contrarian

“Mayor Johnson, of course, is familiar with ShotSpotter’s purpose and its range of capabilities, yet when quizzed over his decision to end Chicago’s contract with SoundThinking, instead of assuming the role of mayor and answering as if he were a leader committed to answering the call to arms in the fight against crime, he simply parroted hollow protestations heard from the CORE caucus, anti-police activists, and the defund movement.”

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Affirmative Action Suit Details How Northwestern Law School Blackballed Accomplished White Men, Opted For Unqualified Black Women – Daily Wire

The lawsuit delves into the details of Northwestern’s recent hiring to paint a picture of affirmative action that is not simply a tie-breaker between equals, but rather the near-total exclusion of highly qualified white males in favor of minorities with weak qualifications, and whose hiring typically ends in disaster.

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Editorial: CTU helps write the mayor’s important letters for him. Who’s running the city? – Chicago Tribune*

“Something tells us issues surrounding Chicago’s schools and their administration will resurface in Springfield, perhaps as soon as the fall veto session. If and when they do, in the interest of efficiency, perhaps (Senate President Don) Harmon, (Gov. JB) Pritzker and House Speaker Emanuel ‘Chris’ Welch ought to cut out the middleman and just ask CTU President Stacy Davis Gates to articulate the city’s positions.”

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Gov. Pritzker comments on President Biden’s candidacy amid debate fallout in CNN interview – NBC5 (Chicago)

Gov. JB Pritzker clarified that he still supports the president’s run for reelection. “He’s been terrific for my state. Remember, he rescued us from, well, an insurrection and then from an economy that could have cratered, and of course from a health crisis that lost so many people under Donald Trump,” Pritzker said. “He’s done a lot to revive American manufacturing, and in my state, you know, we’ve seen jobs and companies coming back to the United States and to Illinois.”

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