This is the same Joseph Berrios of whom the Tribune editorial board said:
The "colorful" (i.e. corrupt) alderman Paddy Bauler (center, top hat) once said after an election returned every goniff in sight to office famously said, "Chicago ain't ready for reform!" More appropriately, he should have said, "Democrats ain't ready for reform."
Nothing says it better than the primary race for the Democratic nominee for Cook County Assessor. Joseph Berrios, who should have lost the race if Democratic voters cared a fig about clean government, came in first.
Then there's Joseph Berrios, whose mailer's claims are so detached from reality that you have to weigh a serious question: Watch as Berrios -- kingmaker for County Board President Todd Stroger, loyal supporter of Stroger's tax policy, shifter of property tax burdens from commercial properties to homeowners, successful lobbyist for video poker, supplicant to Springfield political cronies who have tax appeals before the Board of Review on which he sits -- yes, watch Berrios clumsily try to obliterate his record as an insider...
Filed under: Chicago politics, Illinois politics
Tags: Cook County, David Hoffman, Democrats, Giannoulias, Joseph Berrios, Raymond Figueroa, Republicans, Robert Shaw, Todd Stroger, Toni Preckwinkle
We are like a kicked dog,we keep coming back to these people.VOTE THESE MUTTS OUT................................................