Column: CTU Bosses Need To Build A ‘Better Relationship With The Truth’ – Patch Chicago

Mark Konkol: "It was the act of a taxpayer-funded employee union with a political agenda and a collection of campaign funds used to lobby Springfield and back candidates. The longer the work action kept kids out of school, the more clear that became to parents, guardians and people with common sense navigating the realities of working through yet another coronavirus wave, too."
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

The prevalence of known bunglers making key decisions needs attention. Whoever compiled the holiday testing effort should be on a shovel somewhere. We continue to appoint ineffective cigar store Indians to key positions. Small armies of known dopes run the city, CPD and CTU! It’s all on Lori! She can’t attract talent, no one wants the middle chair in a bonfire!

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