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Column: Cook County owes thanks to retired Judge Sheila O’Brien for getting a special prosecutor on the Jussie Smollett case
Chicago Tribune
JUN 26, 2019'
With that noose of fresh white clothesline draped around his neck like a silk scarf, the TV actor and Obama White House entertainer Jussie Smollett had finally achieved the look he was going for: That difficult casual-yet-determined MAGA-hate-crime victim look. “Do you want to take it off or anything?” a Chicago cop asks Smollett about the noose on a police video. “Yeah,” Smollett says. “I do. I just wanted y’all to see it.” We saw it, Jussie. Smollett is now the poster child for Chicago’s social justice warrior, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx, and her obsequious deference to the Obama Celebrity Friends who wanted to help Smollett. Smollett was a Democratic and media hero for a time, telling the saga of how he fought off those racist, homophobic, Trump-loving thugs — with a tuna sandwich in one hand and his cellphone in the other. It all began to unravel when the thugs turned out to be those Nigerian bodybuilder friends of his, the brothers Osundairo, and Smollett was charged with 16 counts of faking a hate crime. Foxx dropped the charges the Chicago Way, but now a special prosecutor will be named to investigate not only Smollett but also Foxx herself and how she handled things.
And that’s dangerous, if the prosecutor is nobody nobody sent. The one person responsible for a special prosecutor investigating Foxx’s disastrous handling of the case is retired state appellate Judge Sheila O’Brien. O’Brien deserves the thanks of every taxpayer in Cook County. She petitioned the court for a special prosecutor and fought for it, fending off political pressure that is considerable in a town determined to build a $500 million temple of love and adoration to the Obamas. O’Brien refused to buckle. She explained it all on “The Chicago Way,” the podcast I co-host with WGN-radio producer Jeff Carlin. “When I heard that the charges had been dismissed and that the court file had been sealed, that’s when my hair caught on fire,” O’Brien said. “That’s when I said, ‘Uh-oh.’ “I was visiting a friend in the hospital, a former judge, a former state’s attorney who is married to a state’s attorney, a woman who was so sick — yet so upset about what happened because she took great pride in being a prosecutor — and walking home from the hospital, I said, ‘I’ve got to do something.’ ”
When she got home, O’Brien, who had spent 26 years as a judge, began writing a letter to the Chicago Tribune about the need for a special prosecutor in a case full of conflicts of interest. And that began her court fight with Foxx, who opposed a special prosecutor. Foxx lost. Seeing Smollett revealed as a cheesy bad actor isn’t really big news. It doesn’t tell us much about America or about Chicago, often described as the most American of all cities. But what would tell us something is what a special prosecutor in the case may determine, by putting Foxx and her people under oath before a grand jury, to find out if Foxx succumbed to political influence before she inexplicably dropped all charges against Smollett. That would tell us much. The focus must be on Foxx, not Smollett. Added focus should be placed on the Obama Celebrity Friend who quietly contacted Foxx on Smollett’s behalf. Tina Tchen, powerhouse lawyer who had been chief of staff to first lady Michelle Obama when Smollett performed at the Obama White House. I’d like to see the special prosecutor sending out subpoenas for Foxx’s phone records, including all calls, texts and communications among Foxx and the Obamas and their friends. Isn’t being thorough a good thing? The politics is one thing. The law is another. And Foxx’s clumsy handing of both has raised red flags all over the criminal courts building at 26th and California.
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I've thought about this Trump / Vaccine thing a lot. We know everything Trump says turns out to be true. That's starting to tell me that they're shotgunning tainted doses into the vaccine pool and it's by 'chance' that people get the vial with the heart problems / other medical issues. Q+ saying the vaccine is safe doesn't mean the distribution is…
Anons, they tried to off Trump like a million times. I'm going with Trump that the vaccine is indeed safe and there are other issues that we don't see yet (distribution / handling). Notice no NFL players are going down. It's looking more and more like some sort of foul play down the line of vaccine distribution.
I'm not taking the vaccine either. There's something wrong and even if it's not the vaccine it's something around the vaccine.
We're up against big pharma, all of us, including President Trump. The truth will come out and I'm quite sure we don't know what it is in full yet.
They're giving these Herefords 15 minutes of fame to keep their mouths shut. A lot of doctors and nurses will be going to jail 100%
>Take if from a fat cow - get the vaccine
Thinking the same thing. Trump is pitted against the most powerful demons in the world and he has to constantly keep them guessing.