Dan Moroney withdraws from race for village president – Oak Park

He’s been there, done that, in Oak Park, but . . .

Oak Park Chronicles

Painting a gloomy picture of what’s in store for the village.

“I have come to a point where I no longer have the necessary drive, belief or desire to proceed with what I set out to do two months ago,” Moroney said in an email thanking his campaign supporters.

“Although my concern for Oak Park has increased during this time, my confidence has diminished regarding how much can be done to alter its downward political trajectory.”

Hopeless task, he says.

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Education bill to revamp social studies classes – Oak Park

Overhauling curriculum to correct what?

Improve how?

That is the question in a time of history wars in re: blacks and whites and reds all over, pulling down statues, renaming places including schools.

What’s gonna be taught in Illinois public schools? And non-public too in some places.

Twitter is trying to silence us

This is how it works, ladies and gents. Stinko stuff.

Last Sunday, Catholic World Report was notified by email that its Twitter account had been locked for violating Twitter’s rules against “hateful conduct.” Despite our repeated requests for an explanation, our account has not been reinstated.

The offending tweet was a straightforward news article about the Biden administration’s appointment of transgender Dr. Rachel Levine to the Department of Health and Human Services. This seems to be what put us in Twitter’s crosshairs.

You can read more about this situation here.

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Reporting can be hating, remember that. Oligarchs decide, and oligarchs have their points of view, do they not. Leftward ho.

Candidates need skillsets, not skeletons in the closet – Oak Park

Ready for some common sense?

Oak Park Chronicles

White man’s complaint.

Some folks have been up in arms that a white guy filed objections to the nominating petitions of two Black men for village trustee. I’m far more concerned over the information [that] objector Kevin Peppard uncovered on Anthony Clark and Chibuike Enyia, regardless of whether or not it disqualified them from the ballot. The information Peppard uncovered should disqualify both men from getting the vote of any citizen who cares about character and competence.

Candidate One:

Chibuike Enyia’s attorney publicly acknowledged Enyia entered into a “deferred judgment plea” in which he was ordered to pay a $2,000 fine and sentenced to three years of probation for delivery of a controlled substance. Because of that, “a felony judgment [wa]s never entered.”

Enyia actually had the gall to label Peppard’s objection “false and defamatory.” Effectively saying, yeah, it quacks, and sure, it waddles, but don’t you dare call it…

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How the Vatican tried to suppress criticism of the new president | Holy Smoke | The Spectator

Sunday sermons, weekday observations

Plans were made to do just that.

Cardinal Blase Cupich, the ambitious left-wing archbishop of Chicago, must have imagined that Joe Biden’s inauguration last week would be a moment to savour. He and a small number of his liberal colleagues, known as ‘the Biden bishops’, have been working tremendously hard to make sure that, once their candidate was elected, any mention of his radical support for abortion would be sotto voce and preferably inaudible. They thought they’d succeeded.

It was a best-made plan . . .

But then things went spectacularly wrong. The president of the US bishops’ conference, Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles, drafted a statement on behalf of his colleagues that not only mentioned Biden’s pro-choice activism but also drew attention to the fact that the new administration planned to remove certain legal protections or ‘conscience rights’ from Americans who won’t participate in abortions or other…

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