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Chicago Give Thanks: Politicians, Foodies, Bloggers & Artists Weigh In

Posted 01.30.2012 | Chicago
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With Thanksgiving now upon us, HuffPost Chicago wanted to take the opportunity to reach out to some of our favorite Chicagoans and find out some of t...

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Better Government Association: An Immense Force

Miles J. Zaremski | Posted 05.25.2011 | Chicago
Read More: Political Corruption, City of Chicago, Terri Olian, Chicago Politicians, Better Government Association, Chicago Political Corruption, Pam Zekman, Andy Shaw, Chicago News
Miles J. Zaremski

Ever hear of the Better Government Association (BGA)? Hope you have, but if not, read on. The other evening at the Miramar Restaurant in Highwood, I...

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Mike Quigley's Spring Break: Learning By Doing

Chicago News Cooperative | Posted 05.25.2011 | Chicago
Read More: Illinois Politics, Superdawg, Chicago Politicians, Mike Quigley Congress, Illinois Democrats, Chicago Politics, Chicago Public Schools., Mike Quigley, Chicago News

When Mike Quigley returned to the United States House of Representatives from the Easter recess on Tuesday, he was armed with a couple of atypical vac...

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Immigration Reform Unhinges Congressman

Fernando Espuelas | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Congressman Gutierrez, Latinos, Mid-Term Elections, Latino Vote, Chicago Politicians, Illinois Congressman, Hispanic, Immigrants, Arizona, Democrats, Barack Obama, Cir, Elections, Immigration Reform, Politics, Jan Brewer, Luis Gutierrez, November Elections, Hispanic Voters, Comprehensive Immigration Reform, Martin Luther King Jr., Democratic Caucus, Arizona Immigration Law, Tea Party, Undocumented Workers, Republicans, Congressman Luis Gutierrez, Politics News
Fernando Espuelas

What better way to get this reform passed than by encouraging the main constituency for immigration reform, Americans of Latinos descent, to not participate in the elections?

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