In Chicago, other cities, Republicans are looking for a few good losers for 2016 – Reuters

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Kathy Berg
10 years ago

Haha – gotta laugh ! Sure, after all the defeats we’ve had within our little spheres of government (and school districts) over the years, why not line up for another ?
Having already expended so much time, money and energy to sound alarms and promote common sense to no avail, let’s do it some more!
The citizens in my town (Country Club Hills) are moved by no outrage nor by killer taxes!
They simply will NOT be moved !

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