She’s right. The $500 campaign contribution to the alder-individual (for those non-binary entities that don’t identify as ‘human’) as a prerequisite for a zoning change is pure corruption. Ed Burke’s first indictment stems from the fact that he could send a streets and sans guy to ticket a Burger King for a driveway permit that they had already obtained.
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.
She’s right. The $500 campaign contribution to the alder-individual (for those non-binary entities that don’t identify as ‘human’) as a prerequisite for a zoning change is pure corruption. Ed Burke’s first indictment stems from the fact that he could send a streets and sans guy to ticket a Burger King for a driveway permit that they had already obtained.