The collapse of the progressive cohort shows change won’t come from within the Democratic Party.
Tag: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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‘He’s a real one’
Chuy Garcia’s first term in Congress earns progressive accolades, honorary Squad membership
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Democrats and ruling by fear
When politicians sell out to win, we all lose.
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Yoho and Cotton
As always, free speech is a one-way street for the Trump crowd.
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Right-wing snowflakes
To fend off accusations of bias, NYT columnist Bret Stephens plays the victim card.
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Chicago poli-tricks as usual
Aldermen just raised property taxes to pay for Rahm’s TIF handout to his pals.
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An expression of gratitude for political and local events over the last year
Good job, Illinois voters. Bravo, Jeff Bezos (in a backhanded sort of way).
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Rahm & Rauner help Amazon play New York City and Virginia like a bunch of saps
Bringing Amazon HQ2 to Chicago was the dream of only Mayor Rahm and his faithful sidekick Governor Rauner—both of whom will be leaving office shortly, thank you very much.
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Is a Puerto Rican native running for Chicago alderman the next Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez, who is taking on Deb Mell, closely resembles the 28-year-old socialist from the Bronx who upset a powerful congressman in New York.