@RackettRegis@stoolpresidente Amen, brother. The best comedy is one that never uses politics as its driver for humor. PMT is a perfect example of that and why they can have a political figure on without issue.
@ChicagosMayor@YMCAChicago It says this is for only teens who already have existing YMCA memberships; who would get July and August for free. So, the teens that typically wouldn’t go to a “teen gathering” anyway. Come on, man.
@ChicagoDOT This is a disastrous trend in our city. Please stop appeasing 2% of the crazy bike lobby that is negatively impacting the remaining 98% of Chicagoans.
@CTULocal1 I’m an Illinois educator, but not in CPS. Our union truly serves our teachers and students. I have some family in CPS, and they are embarrassed by you. They don’t feel you represent them, because all they hear is you speaking to “trending” national news. Stay local…
@paschutz@NBC5Investigate Come on Paris, you’re better than this. You only included two people who had the exact same viewpoint. Also, the way you stated the students race in the context of the play was extremely unprofessional. There are so many other factors to m a high school setting, and you know it
@ChicagoMPO It’s not as simple as you may think. We have to look at costs at the margin. This would be $30 an hour for just a few hours. That is much different than paying employees $30/hr for an entire fiscal year. I hope decision makers are thinking about this the right way.
@CTULocal1@APWUnational Can you pleeeeeease post anything that explicitly has anything to do about helping CPS students. I have a newborn and want to raise him in West Town. But I truly feel like you don’t represent Chicago students. Please prove me wrong
@declatom@ChicagoMPO@ChicagoContrar1@ChicagosMayor@AndreforChi My comment wasn’t about that. It was about responding with care and professionalism. An appropriate response could have been, “Here’s a link that explains it further.” It would go a long way if that was how the voters are consistently spoken to
@ChicagoMPO@ChicagoContrar1@ChicagosMayor@AndreforChi “Reading can be hard.” That negative sarcasm is a bad quality to have when you should be professional as you represent your constituents. That’s just some honest feedback from a Chicago voter.