Viewer Feedback: ‘These Politicians Will be OK’
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Viewers reflect on a Lincoln Park Zoo program, IL lawmakers' pay and proposed charter ban.
Viewers weigh in on Lincoln Park Zoo’s urban wildlife monitoring program, a judge's order to pay Illinois legislators' salaries and state Rep. Will Guzzardi’s proposal to bar financially troubled schools from opening new charter schools.
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Viewer Feedback: ‘These Politicians Will be OK’
Clip: 3/28/2017 | 1m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
Viewers weigh in on Lincoln Park Zoo’s urban wildlife monitoring program, a judge's order to pay Illinois legislators' salaries and state Rep. Will Guzzardi’s proposal to bar financially troubled schools from opening new charter schools.
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