Critics say board resignations expose Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s inability to build consensus – WBEZ (Chicago)

A senior aide to the mayor previously said CPS CEO Padro Martinez has lost the board, but Ald. Gilbert Villegas said “when the board passes a budget 7 to 0 and passes a five-year strategic plan and doesn’t fire the CEO, I would argue that the mayor has lost the board, and that’s why he wants to replace them.”
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

In true communist fashion, if the politburo doesn’t agree with you, don’t examine your strategy or question your directives, replace the politburo with one that will. Da.

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