The suit, filed in Cook County Circuit Court, alleges that Chimaobi Enyia told the campaign that he had effectively been given a “blank check” for $700,000 to do campaign work in those communities ahead of the mayoral runoff on April. Enyia was allegedly unable to account for $680,000 he received over a series of payments, and the Vallas campaign is now pushing to recoup all the money Enyia was paid.
Maybe Vallas deserved to lose for being so dumb to give $700K to Mr Scrabble name.
Last edited 3 years ago by The Golliwog
Old Spartan
3 years ago
In the ‘hood that’s called “walkin’ around money”. Very common in Chicago minority neighborhoods for decades. Harold Washington had a number of buddies who were notorious for asking for it all the way back to the 1980’s. So the concept isn’t a shock. What is mind boggling is that Vallas had no one who was familiar with the concept, and furthermore no way to monitor it. It is definitely an indication that his campaign was not staffed properly.
streeterville
3 years ago
Makes me wonder whether consultant intentionally aided Johnson.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Maybe Vallas deserved to lose for being so dumb to give $700K to Mr Scrabble name.
In the ‘hood that’s called “walkin’ around money”. Very common in Chicago minority neighborhoods for decades. Harold Washington had a number of buddies who were notorious for asking for it all the way back to the 1980’s. So the concept isn’t a shock. What is mind boggling is that Vallas had no one who was familiar with the concept, and furthermore no way to monitor it. It is definitely an indication that his campaign was not staffed properly.
Makes me wonder whether consultant intentionally aided Johnson.