Neil Steinberg: What I can’t say anymore – Chicago Sun-Times

"Last year, the Sun-Times was scooped up and is now an affiliate of Chicago Public Media. They are a 501(c)3 charity and now so are we. Because of that, the paper legally is not supposed to endorse political candidates. As with any rule, there is disagreement over what it actually means."
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mmack
2 years ago

Neil Steinberg? That idiot’s still around?!?!

Old Joe
2 years ago

Well progs have difficulty with what the US Constitution actually means too.

Nap Solo
2 years ago

Hopefully nothing since ur a Jack Ass

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