Obama Center can stay in Jackson Park, judge affirms – Crain’s*

The Obama Presidential Center can stay in Jackson Park after a circuit judge in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit affirmed an earlier ruling.
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Old Spartan
3 years ago

At least they are honest about it and don’t even bother to call it a Presidential “Library” any more. It is a community center ego edifice. Won’t even have any Presidential records or documents. Barry has locked those records up for forty years or more so no one can see what he really did for eight years.

GM
3 years ago

The Obama Center reminds me of a big grain elevator in a rural area that has become an abandoned decrepit ruin – WHO designed that ugly thing…!!!???

The Paraclete
3 years ago

This will be as popular as a narcissist Netflix special. No one will visit, no one will watch! I still think it looks like Azkaban, more so when Lori’s dementors are about.

Zephyr Window
3 years ago

The park needs a another bathroom, this one will be huge. Barry liked public bathrooms.

debtsor
3 years ago
Reply to  Zephyr Window

Barry blew a lot of coke in public bathrooms. that was the allegations. Supposedly Barry’s former deal approached either the McCain or Romney campaign with credible, verifiable information about Barry’s cocaine habit, but the candidate (I forget which one) wanted to keep things ‘clean’ so they didn’t use the information. Which is ridiculous because the D’s would have used it in a heartbeat against the R’s.

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Leave it to Egomaniac Obama to steal public land, drive long time residents out of their homes, build a Billion-Dollar Brobdingnagian Boondoggle Shrine to himself, and call it a community benefit

Pat S.
3 years ago
Reply to  Lion's Choice

And about those trees … https://www.ehn.org/barack-obama-presidential-center-chicago-2654814450.html

It’s estimated nearly 800 trees will be destroyed to make room and reroute traffic for the Obama edifice.

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