House flip? Mike Madigan urges his hand-picked successor to step down — after just two days on the job – Chicago Sun-Times*

“After learning of alleged questionable conduct by Mr. Kodatt, it was suggested that he resign as state representative for the 22nd District,” Madigan said late Tuesday in a joint statement with Ald. Marty Quinn. “We are committed to a zero tolerance policy in the workplace.” The statement did not elaborate on the nature of the “questionable conduct.”
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debtsor
5 years ago

This is insanity. They handpicked this young guy, age 26, to take their orders. Two days later they find out some really compromising information and demand his resignation. But they won’t say what it is and they won’t tell anyone why. WTF, right? They obviously trusted him, but suddenly they do not? Makes no sense! My hunch bet this guy is a rat. He’s a young guy, worked his way up through Quinn’s office, familiar with Madigan. I bet he’s a rat on the take from the FBI. They somehow found out from one of their sources that this guy… Read more »

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Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago
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If he was an “inside informant” against Madigan then I’d call him a Hero instead of a Rat.

debtsor
5 years ago

Very true!

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