Former governor Quinn revives campaign to limit Chicago mayors to two terms in office – Chicago Sun-Times*

“When somebody is running for re-election and putting their name out there as if they’re a term-limit advocate and then, they do nothing for almost their whole term, they oughta be called out for it. To me, that’s what accountability is,” Pat Quinn said.
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Paul Boomer
3 years ago

Democrats should be limited to no terms in office

Wally
3 years ago

With all the problems Chicago has, what mayor can survive two terms? If some mayor can solve the crime, fiscal, CPS problems, they would deserve more terms.

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