Ethics for Thee, Not for Me

The infamous Chicago two-faced-ness continues:

• Mayor Rahm Emanuel side-stepped reports about his political fundraising practices, while making his own points about ethics reform.
  
  At an unrelated news conference Monday, the mayor did not directly answer Chicago Tribune stories about how he seems to use his political connections to fuel his campaign fundraising, or how some donors benefit from city business.
  
  Emanuel did say he has worked for ethics reform since he was in Congress, right up to his present job.
  
  “The first thing I did as mayor was sign six executive orders that changed the culture, and the rules, as it relates to financial support. Not only that, I then also had three separate ethics reform ordinances put into place that changed the way both lobbyists dealt with the city, and the city dealt with people lobbying on behalf of interests,” he said.

Yeah, but still no explanation on the $11 million in a field that had nothing to do with his Dance major that relived him of money worries for the rest of his life.

Don't forget - Ethics testing is coming up soon! Don't use Rahm's life experience as a guide if you want to pass though.