Posted on 09/24/2015 1:05:07 PM PDT by Olog-hai
The Chicago Tribune is suing Mayor Rahm Emanuel over claims he violated open records laws for failing to disclose personal emails and texts used to conduct city business.
Thursdays lawsuit asks a judge to force the former White House chief of staff to produce documents.
The lawsuit argues that the newspapers Freedom of Information Act requests to Emanuels administration have been met with a pattern of non-compliance, partial compliance, delay and obfuscation.
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Hm. Runs in “The Family”.
Laws don’t apply to Rats!
The rotten apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
How convenient...
So- When is the Trib going to sue oboma about his use of personal email/server.
How many of the criminal cabal that is oboma inc have been caught so far using private email to conduct official gov business? 4 that we know of.
So much for the most transparent administration ever....
*The WGN call letters stand for "World's Greatest Newspaper" also the most modest.
The Ricketts family, tentatively selected as the winning bidder last January, had agreed to pay about $900 million for the team, Wrigley and a 25% stake in Comcast SportsNet Chicago, which broadcasts many Cubs games.
Hillay did it is going to be his excuse
But I don't give a damn because the Tribune gave us Obama suing the leader for Senate Jack Ryan's divorce sealed records.
We can pretty well now assume that all RAT public and elected officials are using private and secret email accounts to conduct govt business and corrupt deals. Given that assumption domestic and foreign backers need to start to work.
We can pretty well now assume that all RAT public and elected officials are using private and secret email accounts to conduct govt business and corrupt deals. Given that assumption domestic and foreign hackers need to start to work.
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