Paul Vallas: The mayor tries to reinvent herself as a reformer – Chicago Tribune*

"The mayor’s reform measures put forward by the few City Council allies she has left are pretty standard provisions for many cities, yet it took her until the final year of her four-year term — coincidentally an election year — to begin the effort."
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debtsor
3 years ago

she reformed things for the worse.

Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

Lights did reinvent herself(himself) when she told everyone how big it was

Last edited 3 years ago by Fed up neighbor

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