(Chicago Sun Times) — Chicago aldermen juggled a political hot potato Wednesday by creating their own inspector general to investigate City Council corruption that has sent 31 present and former aldermen to prison since the 1970s. But the way they handled it — and the strings they attached to insulate themselves from political witch hunts — could still come back to haunt them.
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