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Wednesday, Mar 21 Hooray for Democratic voters who chose Fritz Kaegi to replace Cook County Assessor Joseph Berrios. That's good news for taxpayers who want a fair system of property valuation, but bad news for Berrios ally Michael Madigan. |
| Democratic voters were not so much in the mood to throw the bums out as they were to throw one particular bum out, writes Eric Zorn. |
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| In the end, money talked. Loudly and relentlessly. So it'll be Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner vs. Democrat J.B. Pritzker in November. Brace yourselves, voters. It could be the most expensive governor's race in Illinois and possibly U.S. history. |
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| What to do with all those primary election campaign signs? Why not turn them into dog houses? |
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| President Donald Trump got caught in a lie about something he said in a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. And when caught in that lie, Trump did what Trump does: repeated the lie, louder, stronger and more stridently, writes Clarence Page. |
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| Do we want to be the country that cynically preaches human rights and then violates those same rights when we think nobody is looking? |
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| Many blue states and liberal cities have passed laws that would force anti-abortion pregnancy centers to promote abortion. Not surprisingly, these efforts have sparked lawsuits. |
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Check out the latest cartoons by Tribune editorial cartoonist Scott Stantis. | |
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