Spotlight Politics: Signs of Struggle Ahead for Lightfoot?
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Our politics team of Paris Schutz, Amanda Vinicky and Carol Marin on the latest news.
Are there early signs of a revolt that could make life harder for Chicago’s mayor? Our politics team of Paris Schutz, Amanda Vinicky and Carol Marin discuss that and more in this week’s Spotlight Politics.
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Spotlight Politics: Signs of Struggle Ahead for Lightfoot?
Clip: 9/18/2019 | 7m 12sVideo has Closed Captions
Are there early signs of a revolt that could make life harder for Chicago’s mayor? Our politics team of Paris Schutz, Amanda Vinicky and Carol Marin discuss that and more in this week’s Spotlight Politics.
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