No Wonder So Many Alderpeople Get In Trouble: There Is No Training Manual For Newly Elected Folks – Block Club Chicago

City Council still doesn’t have a formal onboarding and transition process for new alderpeople. Different groups have tried to fill the gap — and compete for influence.
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mqyl
2 years ago

I hope the title of this article is tongue-in-cheek. If not, maybe we can also have a training manual for the Chicago thugs that includes a section on how it’s wrong to carjack, commit armed robbery, and murder.

Blomsness Pinthdarnell
2 years ago

Ryle#1- Grab with both hands! rule#2- never answer or explain.Rule#3- blame the dead.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Block Club Chicago is the worst of the fake news retard media. You need a manual to know “don’t steal’?

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