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RAHMWATCH 2016: Chicago's mayor is clueless on September 26, 2016, as Republican candidate slanders the city and teachers vote overwhelmingly for another strike...

Chicago's Mayor Rahm Emanuel's response to teachers demanding more money for the city's real public schools. Since his 2011 election, Rahm has viciously expanded charter schools, eliminated real public schools, and cut the funding for all but a bare bones public school system. Rahm's own children go to exclusive and expensive private schools. Rahm became a multi-millionaire by earning $18 million during three years on Wall St. as what he called a "relationship banker." His college degree is in dance.In an episode that might be called "Clueless in Chicago," on the day that the Republican candidate for President of the United States declared that Chicago is a "war zone" (interesting, from a guy who dodged the Vietnam War after going to a "military academy" for high school), Chicago's mayor had other things to talk about. One the day when teachers announced they had voted for a second strike in five years, Rahm Emanuel sent out a press release. About what? Read below:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 26, 2016

CONTACT:

Mayor’s Press Office

312.744.3334

press@cityofchicago.org

STATEMENT FROM MAYOR RAHM EMANUEL

“Today’s announcement that CBOE Holdings will be acquiring Bats Global Markets is another sign of the growing strength of Chicago’s economy.

Already the largest U.S. options exchange, this move will help CBOE continue to grow its business and serve customers around the world from right here in Chicago.

Chicago offers the talent and access to markets companies from every sector need to thrive. I look forward to watching CBOE continue to grow in Chicago.”

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