Paul Vallas: Chicago’s Robert Martwick: State Senator, Tax Appeals Lawyer, Con Man – Chicago Contrarian

"Somehow, Sen. Martwick continues to represent thousands of teachers, firefighters, police, and others in public service. They should know that as member of the General Assembly and Cook County Committeeman, he has taken a taxpayer-funded salary, made millions on tax appeals for corporate clients, received contracts from the Democratic Party for printing services, underfunded the public pension system, and has attacked women, repeatedly. This level of corruption is why Chicago and Illinois remain a universal laughingstock."
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Admin
1 year ago

This is among many articles we have written about Martwick. Nobody has been more irresponsible about pensions. And he chairs the Senate pension committee! https://wirepoints.org/senator-robert-martwick-at-it-again-leading-move-to-increase-chicago-pension-liability-by-billions-wirepoints/

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

Great job defending yourself Mr Vallas from scurrilous machine goon Martwick. But also fantastic job exposing that there’s no difference between old school pay-to-play machine Martwick apparatchiks and fake progressive “new machine” Stacy, Brando, Tony, etc. They’re all the same despicable self serving grifters!!….A fantastic must read.

Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

I have met Martwick a dozen or more times over the past decade. He is, in person…….smarmy. Ive heard multiple people compare Martwick to Eddie Haskell in Leave it to Beaver and that is spot on. You want to wash your hands and take a shower after being in his presence.

Last edited 1 year ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
Fed up neighbor
1 year ago

Why is he not being investigated

Brian Jones
1 year ago

Dead on, Paul. Shine a light on these grifters.

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