What’s Speak Out?
Speak Out allows readers to comment on the issues of the day. Email Speak Out at speakout@southtownstar.com or call 312-222-2427. Please limit comments to 30 seconds or about 120 words and give your first name and your hometown.
Who cares about the Bears? This incompetent excuse for a professional sports franchise was once again slaughtered in humiliating fashion. When this sorry excuse for a team, that should be known as the Arlington McCaskeys, leaves for the suburbs we should all happily wave goodbye. The city will be better off without them.
George, South Side
Chicago Bears fans, go out and by Nagy’s playbook. It’s a classic. How to lose.
Mr. G., Chicago
I’m just wondering if the Atlanta Braves, who made the World Series, are going to have to play their games in Colorado.
Jimbo, Chicago Heights
I keep putting in universal TV, I pay for cable at $28 a week. Something keeps happening with their signal, getting message signal has been lost. Why don’t they pay somebody to find it. I pay for cable, doesn’t work. If they want the check, they need to fix the problem.
Ronald, Oak Lawn
Political fundraising has gotten to the point of being obscene. Ted Slowik’s column Sunday showed state Rep. Tim Ozina has more than $1 million in his war chest for a $67,000 a year job. Why? Because they want to help people? Anybody believe that? I don’t. Each candidate should have to write a position paper. The public puts in their concerns and issues and the candidates put down in writing how they would resolve the top 25 issues or make things better. It’s tracked online and if they’re not doing what they said they would do, they should be subject to recall.
Jim, Oak Forest
Carjackers do not fear the county for the work they do. Carjackers should be fined the full value of the car they take, plus jail time.
George, Burbank
I was just thinking how the left and woke crowd want to cancel everyone and everything they don’t agree with. Why don’t we stop calling our fine dinnerware fine China. China is our enemy and oppressive toward their people.
Bob Frankfort
