Elk Grove Village to sponsor driver in next year’s downtown Chicago race, continuing push to market itself as manufacturing hub – Chicago Tribune/MSN

The village will spend $400,000 a year for at least two years to get its “Makers Wanted” logo emblazoned across the car to promote what officials say is the largest contiguous business park in the country. Previously, the village sponsored the NCAA football Bahamas Bowl, and the U.S. Olympics track and field and wrestling teams.
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Old Joe
3 years ago

In the near future you’ll witness a car race of sorts to see who can drive out of Chicago, Cook County, and the State of Illinois the fastest.

Just leave any Democratic Party voting habits at the border lest you foul your new nest too.

Remember, you’re gonna be a refugee in your new red state home — not a missionary.

Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

I assume the driver will be a LGTBQ minority, in the US illegally, with a union card, right? And she’ll get a head start because of white supremacy, right? And the car will be an EV with a rainbow paint scheme and a BLM flag.

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