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Edward McClelland

Rod Blagojevich Has Now Filmed 219 Cameos
By Edward McClelland
10 Stories to Read Right Now
By Edward McClelland
Rahm in retirement, the man suing Boeing, a looming brokered convention, and more Read more
The Last Time There Was a Brokered Convention
By Edward McClelland
Estes Kefauver arrived at the 1952 DNC in Chicago with a plurality of delegates. Then, Adlai Stevenson won the nomination. Read more
Next Year, Illinois Could End Gerrymandering for Good
By Edward McClelland
But it probably won't, based on state Dems' track record. Read more
Two Charts Show Chicago Getting More Democratic
By Edward McClelland
Chicago doesn’t just reflect the identity of the Democratic Party. In many ways, it created that identity. Read more
Trump’s Blago Commutation: Right Thing, Wrong Reasons
By Edward McClelland
For Trump, freeing Blago may have had more to do with settling personal scores than correcting harsh sentence. Read more
10 Stories You Should Read Right Now
By Edward McClelland
Why Illinois matters this primary season, the man taking on Boeing, and why black families are leaving Chicago. Read more
Candidates Cry Foul in North Side Statehouse Race
By Edward McClelland
Appointed to a legislative vacancy 38 days before an election, Yoni Pizer's candidacy seems inevitable. In most states, it wouldn't be so easy. Read more
Why Illinois Will Matter This Primary Season
By Edward McClelland
For the first time in decades, presidential candidates are betting big on our delegate-rich state. Read more
Chicago and the Oscars: a Long, Loveless Marriage
By Edward McClelland
The only Best Picture winner filmed here, Ordinary People, is barely remembered by Chicagoans—and it came out the same year as two cult favorites. Read more
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