Written by Trevor Grant Thomas
As much as conservatives in America love capitalism, many U.S. capitalists sure seem to hate conservatives—especially Christian conservatives. On virtually every issue important to conservatives of all stripes, large U.S. corporations (“Big Corp” for this column) stand opposed—almost unanimously!—to American conservatives.
In other words, to the detriment of America and the truth, Big Corp has gone “woke.” Coca-Cola provides the most recent and egregious example of gross corporate wokeness. According to a whistleblower, Coca-Cola is forcing its employees to complete online training that instructs them on “What it Means to Be White” and how to “Try and be less white.”… Continue Reading
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Marriage, Family & Culture | David E. Smith |
March 4, 2021 9:00 AM |
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(and Nothing New)
Chicago Has Stricter Revolving Door Lobbying Rules
than the Illinois General Assembly
Written by Cal Skinner
McHenry County Blog – Former Illinois State Representative
With the current budding scandals in Chicago, it’s hard to believe that the city council’s ethics rules are stricter than Springfield’s, but, that is the case.
Former Chicago Alderman Will Burns broke the revolving door rule which prohibits Aldermen from lobbying the city within a year after leaving office. He resigned, went to work for Airbnb and, before twelve months had elapsed, Burns called a city official on behalf of his new employer and appeared on WTTW’s “Chicago Tonight” to talk about the regulatory ordinance being considered by his former colleagues. … Continue Reading
Tags: Advantage Government Strategies, Airbnb, AT&T, Brian Calley, Chicago Sun-Times, Chris Nygo, Enterprise Car Rental, Exelon, Illinois General Assembly, Justin Chenette, Lou Lang, Lyft, Margo McDermed, Mark Batnick, Mike Madigan, Pam Althoff, Tom Bennett, Uber, Will Burn
Illinois Politics | David E. Smith |
February 2, 2019 7:41 AM |
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