Backed by a coalition of good government groups, the Chicago Advisory Redistricting Commission created a ward map that largely rids Chicago of weirdly shaped, gerrymandered wards that have been criticized for splitting neighborhoods into as many as six wards, while preserving the power of the politicians who drew them. The end result would create 15 majority Black wards, 14 majority Latino wards and the city’s first majority Asian American ward centered on Chinatown.
Hmmmm…So this has nothing to do with the voters or tax paying citizens and everything to do with how many alderman who don’t accomplish much of anything. Have I grasped the concept? Do ward boundaries determine supplemental income for an alderman? Hmmm…it’s becoming a little clearer. It’s all about money, the citizens; not too much! Is there an old alderman’s home somewhere. Maybe in Markham or Dixmoor? Maybe Menard or Marion?
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.
Hmmmm…So this has nothing to do with the voters or tax paying citizens and everything to do with how many alderman who don’t accomplish much of anything. Have I grasped the concept? Do ward boundaries determine supplemental income for an alderman? Hmmm…it’s becoming a little clearer. It’s all about money, the citizens; not too much! Is there an old alderman’s home somewhere. Maybe in Markham or Dixmoor? Maybe Menard or Marion?