Paul Vallas: The mayor’s second 100 days show him failing to prioritize the needs of city businesses – Chicago Tribune*

"The mayor seeks to advance his progressive agenda by punishing the business community with unfunded mandates, regardless of ability to pay. These mandates will worsen Chicago’s status as a hostile place for employers of every size and sector to do business, discouraging economic development, investment and job growth in communities that need it the most."
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Freddy
2 years ago

So will the 3rd-4th-5th-6th 100 days.

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