Local businesses feel effects of Obama Center infrastructure work – The RealDeal

A $174 million infrastructure project that will ease access to the Obama Presidential Center is underway, disrupting access to some local businesses by a project whose critics worry it will end up raising property values and driving out long-time residents.
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JBisAclown
4 years ago

It would be awesome if it priced out many and screwed up access to… well, anything. Wonder if the Ukrainians will be sending BO and JB Holiday cards this year…. Let us not forget when Barry whispered, sotto voce, to Medvedev about how he would have flexibility post re-election…. And, someone remind me…. Where was Uranium One? We are living the consequences of liberals ruining, sorry, running our country. So, let’s build an edifice to the ego of a guy who was never Chicago…. It was simply a conduit for him to never hold a job, never build anything, and… Read more »

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Lions Choice
4 years ago

Toxic Narcissist/Failed President Obama is the worst thing that ever happened to that neighborhood.

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