Dolton’s ‘Super mayor’ goes viral amid salary ordinance controversy – Route Fifty

Mayor and Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard, who makes $224,000 a year as township supervisor, drafted legislation that would cut her successor’s salary to just $25,000. If Henyard stays in office, her salary stays the same. All this is taking place in towns south of Chicago where the median household income is roughly $50,000. Data estimates that around 20% of Dolton residents live below the poverty line, while median household income and median house or condo value both trail the state average.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

Arrogant, stupid and proud. A lovely woman.

GM
2 years ago
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She’s a real hot mess, ain’t she…??? But very “entertaining”, I’ll aver…

I’d make a guess that she’s suffering from this:

“A histrionic personality disorder, or commonly known as a dramatic personality disorder, is a psychiatric disorder distinguished by a pattern of exaggerated emotionality and attention-seeking behavior…”

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