Chicago New Liberals
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Chicago New Liberals
@ChicagoNewLibs
Growth, Deep Dish, and Tacos • 🌭🍕🌮 • Public transit can be good • No Ketchup • @CNLiberalism

"Democrats remain willing to prohibit gerrymandering nationally" and then they'll draw the craziest snake district you've ever seen because Latinos having their own ethnic enclave doesn't count as "gerrymandering" to them


THE WHITE SOX WON A GAME! THATS TEN! DOUBLE DIGITS IN THE WIN COLUMN! ROLL THE CLIP!

BREAKING - Autonomous Vehicles (self driving taxis) in DC take a huge step forward as DC Councilmember Charles Allen expected to introduce legislation today to “operationalize” AV’s in the District. Unclear when this will come up for vote. @nbcwashington



Statement from the Chicago Bears. They want more

Democrats are the pro-gerrymandering party. The Virginia map isn’t anything new. It’s exactly what they did to Illinois: Extend Chicago (Northern VA) out into wildly drawn districts for the sole purpose of electing democrats.

Come to our happy hour this Thursday! Your first drink is on us, so join us as we talk Chicago politics

FIVE STRAIGHT FOR NO. 5️⃣

ARE YOU KIDDING ME!?!?!?! 😱 MURAKAMI, VARGAS AND MONTGOMERY GO BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK 🔥








Mayor Brandon Johnson and Acting CTA President Nora Leerhsen on Tuesday defended their decision to replace hundreds of unarmed security guards with “trained professionals,” a move drawing fire from the chair of the City Council’s Black Caucus. chicago.suntimes.com/city-hall/2026…


It’s genuinely crazy how many people said enforcing fare collection was bad circa 2020-2023.

Hot take: Reducing transit on weekends actually reduces ridership on weekdays. Habits like consistency, and cutting weekend hours breaks transit-riding habits. This is especially true for people who work weekends and tourists, which are a growing share of riders in major cities.



The stats here are kind of remarkable. BART's new fare gates have led to a 1,000-hour decline in clean up time; 41% drop in crime; and $10 million increase in projected revenue. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/04/…


