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Alderwoman Laura Keys tells me she’s concerned some things in the bill have been “rushed,” signaling a potential fracture in the initial alliance that forged a deal to get this far. She’s been listening to Alderwomen Pam Boyd and Alisha Sonnier, the authors of rival bills. 


Another citizen Curt Buchholz wrote the judge and said he "hopes the justice system prosecutes to the fullest extent of the law" with "no probation," and urges the court to "throw the book at these thieves."

First, let's check out this "news story." Notice how it is a "staff report," and doesn't include a reporter's name. Only in very rare instances will a reputable publication do this, and that's often to protect sources who have risked their own safety. Not the case here. Red flag.

Here are the candidates:
Rep. Kelly Cassidy (D-Chicago) is handing out face masks that promote the repeal of PNA.
https://twitter.com/always_margot/status/1346578062700400647Rep Carroll: “I’m in complete shock that our newest Congresswoman from IL would quote one of the worst monsters in our world’s history. Maybe she should educate herself as to the context of that quote and how hurtful this is to my community and the impact of Hitler’s efforts.”
https://twitter.com/anacaprana/status/1254873588571783169Judge said @GovPritzker’s executive order violated “my constitutional right to work, to travel, to exist.”
https://twitter.com/DonaldJTrumpJr/status/1245724449002991623Beyond that, the actual content of the Breitbart article betrays its own inaccurate headline. It was an unclassified budget briefing, not a Coronavirus briefing. The "reporter" couldn't even confirm if she was in the briefing. (She wasn't, I checked her calendar on that date.)
