Greg Hinz: Bally’s Tribune drama is yet another perplexing plot twist in Lightfoot’s casino quest – Crain’s*

Hinz: "I can’t tell you how many people who know City Hall well have told me in recent months that the city’s stampede to select Bally’s just doesn't feel right — that there are too many loose strings. So, now we have more questions. And more questions. I want to believe it’s all hunky dory. I really do. But, sorry, gang. I’m from Chicago."

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The Paraclete
3 years ago

Lori is preparing for her life after beungbmsyor. Shelll be executive vice president for government affairs. Chief lobbyist.she’d be perfect, people would agree to anything to get out of their office especially when she shows upwith a load in her pants.

The Paraclete
3 years ago

The disasters are blowing up everywhere. It’s all happpening too fast to examine the minutiae. The way this is being railroaded into existence. Hmmmm…….is this a peak atbLori’s future. She’ll be indicted for violating The Mann Act. Running whores across state lines.

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