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Have Political Advertisements & Rhetoric Changed Chicago Elections Forever?

Apr 6, 2023 | 5:49 PM

With election season behind us and many religious holidays this week, let us give thanks for freedom from campaign rhetoric. John Howell welcomes Neil Steinberg, Columnist for the Chicago Sun-times, to discuss how the position of mayor has shifted the past few terms.

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