Ramirez-Rosa - Scumbag

The Contrarian's X/Twitter feed reports what an absolutely horrible piece of shit and all around scumbag former aldercreature, current Park District superintendent Carlos Ramirez-Rosa is:

• For those who are unconvinced of Chicago Park District Superintendent Carlos Ramirez Rosa's contempt for Chicago Police, let this account erase any doubt.

  Carlos Ramirez Rosa is scum.
  
  
  Nearly 7 years ago, Chicago Police Officers Eduardo Marmolejo and Conrad Gary were killed when they were struck by a South Shore train while pursuing a suspect at 103rd and Dauphin.
  
  
  A K9 statue dedicated to Ofc. Marmolejo was to be unveiled today at King-Lockhart Park at 106th and Western (19th Ward). King-Lockhart Park was specifically chosen as the site by Marmolejo's family.
  
  
  Though the planning for the statue dates back months — CPD worked in close collaboration with the family and Park District and promoted the event — at the 11th hour, the cop-hating Rosa denied space at King-Lockhart for the Marmolejo K9 statue.
  
  
  No apparent reason from Rosa was given to the family for the reversal.
  
  
  A reliable hunch is Rosa's progressive ideology forbids him from honoring Police.
  
  
  Instead, the K9 statue was displayed today at the CPD Academy on West Jackson Blvd.
  
  
  This decision to pull the rug out from underneath the Marmolejo family is no trivial slight, but a kick in the teeth at a family who lives in perpetual grief.
  
  
  This denial of space to permanently place a monument honoring a man who gave his life while serving Chicago represents Rosa's unparalleled hatred for CPD.

No wonder Conehead appointed a fellow "progressive" piece of shit to be in charge of the parks - he's a little bitch who take orders from a bigger bitch who also hates the police, but has to rely on them for protection.

Another Felonious "Peacekeeper"

We're pretty sure that "peacekeepers" are driving entire categories of crime all on their own:

• Chicago police say Michael Nash admitted he was at the scene of a violent robbery in Woodlawn a couple of weeks ago, but only, he claimed, in his role as a neighborhood “peacekeeper.”
  
  But CPD also says he was actually one of the robbers and, in a notably unpeaceful twist, twice used phone calls from the police station to try to arrange for people to intimidate the victim and a witness into staying quiet.

After being caught attempting to arrange intimidation of witnesses, he threatened police.

He also has quite the background:

• Court records show Nash’s felony history includes two years for aggravated unlawful use of a weapon last year, eight years for being a felon in possession of a firearm in 2019, three years for the same offense in 2014, one year for possession of a controlled substance in 2012, three years for attempted robbery in 2008 and three years for possessing a stolen motor vehicle in 2007.

"Progressive" morons will start spouting about how "only someone who has been in the system can understand and work within the system" which is horseshit. Because they were in - and know how broken it is - they know how to exploit the system to their advantage and throw more sand in the gears.

Who hires these assholes anyway? Is it Conehead, Prickwrinkle or the CTU? 

Bankruptcy?

In the face of Chicago being unable to sell bonds to cover debt or operating costs:

• Former Illinois Representative Jeanne Ives said that Chicago is effectively bankrupt and that investors are expressing concern about the city's debt. This statement was made in a social media post on X dated November 25.

  "Few understand what this means - Chicago is bankrupt and the market knows it," said Jeanne M Ives, Former Representative.

  According to the Chicago Tribune editorial board, on November 24, 2025, "bond vigilantes" are opposing Mayor Brandon Johnson's borrowing plans. This follows a recent Sales Tax Securitization Corporation (STSC) deal that saw limited demand and wider spreads. The board indicated that market resistance, including increased underwriter support needed to place bonds, suggests higher costs in the future. They urged the City Council to limit new debt and pay attention to fiscal warnings.

  Bond Buyer reported that Chicago's $454.37 million STSC refunding was priced amid contentious budget discussions with significantly wider spreads compared to a previous sale. Lead underwriter Goldman Sachs reportedly "took down" approximately $75 million in bonds that could not be placed with investors, according to Bloomberg. Such underwriter take-downs and widening spreads suggest that investors are demanding higher yields for holding Chicago's bonds.

There's no help coming from Washington as far as we can tell. And Conehead is determined to drive Chicago to the brink hoping for some sort of bailout from Springfield....which is also broke with something over $100 BILLION of debt.

Good thing the police department is so undermanned - if we have to resort to a life of crime to feed ourselves, we know there won't be any meaningful response from the authorities, and even if there is, the justice system is so broken, we'll get probation a few dozen times.