With his latest appointment to the Regional Transportation Authority board, Mayor Brandon Johnson is apparently honoring a Chicago tradition: picking someone who is politically connected but has no apparent expertise in the work at hand.
In order to read this article, I had to subscribe to the rag known as Crain’s. The same Crain’s that is more often than not just another fluffer and comms shop for IL. and Chicago Dems. Oh well.
Old Joe
2 years ago
We don’t want nobody that nobody sent. Speaking of no expertise, how’d BJ get elected? Same question with Lightintheloafers…..
Brian Jones
2 years ago
But wait, I thought getting jobs by who you know was the Illinois way?
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.
In order to read this article, I had to subscribe to the rag known as Crain’s. The same Crain’s that is more often than not just another fluffer and comms shop for IL. and Chicago Dems. Oh well.
We don’t want nobody that nobody sent. Speaking of no expertise, how’d BJ get elected? Same question with Lightintheloafers…..
But wait, I thought getting jobs by who you know was the Illinois way?