Wirepoints’ Mark Glennon on AM560’s Morning Answer
April 22, 2026
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Summary and audio linked here.
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A school official accused state Sen. Willie Preston of slapping his hand, causing a pen to fly out of it, after the lawmaker refused to sign his name in a log at the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences in order to retrieve a cellphone that belonged to a relative who was a student at the school, according to sources and a police report.
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“Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences”
lol I doubt there’s much agricultural science going on at this school.
Another government official who thinks he’s been granted special privileges that allow him to act badly.
Nothing will happen, the rich and powerful are treated differently than the normal citizens.
Welcome to equal justice.
Now had that been a poor immigrant or poor minority what would have happened?