Column: Mission accomplished: John Kass has been deplatformed – Chicago Reader

"Perhaps the best thing about Kass leaving the Tribune is that Chicago currently has no conservative newspaper columnist. That will help shift our city's political conversation to the left. That is, closer to what's considered mainstream in just about any other wealthy nation."
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Admin
4 years ago

Today’s left knows it cannot win without silencing its opposition, though it has done so effectively and is now in control.

debtsor
4 years ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

I disagree a bit; they’ve already won. Now they’re silencing the opposition because they can. The enemy is no within and the enemy is us. And they will continue to silence us just as every other evil communist system has done to their citizens the world over.

Last edited 4 years ago by debtsor
Streeterville
4 years ago

Kass now has a blog-site. Maybe he can achieve the effectiveness of former Second City Cop blog-site, but I doubt it, still too much a political animal swayed by likes of Lightfoot.

The True Believer
4 years ago
Reply to  Streeterville

Kass supported Lori, he’s a RINO clown. He was great but became a politician.

Gregory Morrow
4 years ago

Oh, is the “Reader” still around…???

Lol…

Truth in Cook County
4 years ago
Reply to  Gregory Morrow

Who knew? What a useless drag for anyone but ultra libs.

Don’t care
4 years ago

Chicago is full of such great people

debtsor
4 years ago

What an intolerant piece of garbage. No one cares about your opinions either, Mr. Greenfield. That’s why you write for the reader. What’s the reader?

Ambiguous End
4 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

“Intolerance” is the new “unity.” It worked wonders for Mao.
This is really pathetic, but who would expect anything more from the Reader?

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