Let’s get back to The First Ward’s roots by covering a couple of stories today. The silence of the Dems This scenario certainly doesn’t merit
Month: July 2020
The First Ward Coronavirus Report – Illinois is just fine!
Can anyone tell me what specific electromagnetic law stipulates smoke detector batteries MUST expire only between 2 and 3 a.m? One terrified dog and two
The First Ward Report – Old Sith Lords never die, and they don’t fade away, either!
It’s certainly been a fascinating proposition to watch the political vultures slowly circle Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan’s not-yet-quite-cold corpse. But as amusing as that brand
The First Ward Recommendation Report – Small businesses you should know!
Since we’re all so sick of pandemics, presidential races, and Springfield shenanigans, I thought it would be a lot more fun to cover some local
The First Ward Report – The silence of the (Elgin) Democrats!
I’m hoping Jody Foster will do the remake, too, because when it comes to Illinois, lambs, sheep and Democrats are eminently interchangeable. Unless you’ve been
The First Ward Report – FDR was right. Fear sucks!
He may not have put it quite that way, but I never realized just how wise our singular four-term president was until this particular pandemic
How curmudgeons regularly save the world!
Since I’m a bit burned out on writing today, I’m running far too many political campaigns, and the rabble has completely lost their minds, I
The First Ward Report – A “N.O.P.E.” officer in Elgin?
To be fair, Elgin isn’t nearly the only entity to fall prey to a fascinating case of errant municipal or corporate messaging! Chevy did their
The First Ward Report – Mayor Burns strikes again!
Just when you thought Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns couldn’t top his recent performance before the County Board’s Coronavirus Relief Fund Task Force, he managed to
The First Ward Report – Why we get sick!
But before we start, let’s dispense with yet another round of BS press pandemic panic porn as the papers trumpeted that Illinois hit the four-figure