Why Won’t Illinois Political Reporters Ask Meaningful Questions? – WP Original

Just ask, and keep asking. It's really not that hard.
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6 years ago

you might want to try Disqus for your commenting system now that you have upgraded tech!
Reporters in Chicago don’t ask tough questions of Democrats because they don’t want the answers.

Jessica
6 years ago

Excellent

Mike
6 years ago

Probably need to look further up the food chain.

If the newspaper didn’t like the reporter’s stories, presumably the reporter would eventually be let go.

Another aspect is good political reporting is often research intensive.

The governmental make up in Illinois lends itself to obscurity not transparency, compounding the problem.

6 years ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Crain’s is the most puzzling. Why can’t a business publication get some clarity on the financial issues of the State? Their *political* guy is obsessed with his own connections to politicians rather than actually analyzing much of anything. Someone their should have some basic arithmetic skills.

6 years ago
Reply to  John Powers

Gigantic bias.

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