On Wednesday George W. Bush will be speaking in Elgin Illinois at the inaugural World Leaders Forum at Judson University in a conference titled, Free Enterprise: The Dream of all Free People. On Thursday Glenn Beck will bring his theatrical stage show to the Chicago theater with his now famous Glenn Beck Live show. Also on Thursday, President Obama will be in Chicago once again with three Chicago fundraisers. They don’t call Chicago ” The Windy City ” just based on the winds blowing off the shores of lake Michigan. Whern the wind is out of the Northeast, it comes down the corridor created by lakes Ontario and Eerie, which gives Illinois the much talked about lake effect snowstorms. This week the largest portion of that wind will be indoors, in the form of political rhetoric and campaign propaganda. Which ever side of the political spectrum a person resides on, one common thread will link all three of these functions later on this week in Chicago: They will all be raking in big money. Whoever said it isn’t about the money, when talking about why people get involved in politics today ?
Glenn Beck Live tickets are going for a reasonable $35 to $95 dollars for the 8 pm show. That is a pretty much standard price for an evening of entertainment, and can be considered to be quite a bargain, when we consider Glenn Beck’s star-power today.
Don’t miss out – until you’ve seen this side of Glenn Beck, you only know half the story. Courtesy of Glenn beck.com:
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8:00pm
State Theater
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Chicago Theater
7:00pm
Midland Theater
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Palace Theater
I think its important that if you’re going to talk about Chicago, as the “Windy City”, you ought to know that we are NOT located on Lake Eerie! Try Lake Michigan. It makes it hard for me to take any publication that cannot get simple American geography correct seriously!
Thank you for the attempted lesson about Chicago. I made a small correction to the post just for you. Now, let me give you a lesson on the great lakes region. I have fished the great lakes spanning 40 years. When fishing Lake Michigan for walleye in blowing snow on Lake Michigan,Chicago shoreline, ther lake effect snow would be blowing from the Northeast corridor, straight down Lake Ontario from Canada, across LAKE EERIE, and the corner of Lake Michigan in an upward arc, thus the saying the wind from lake Eerie. As far as taking any site seriously, maybe reading with an open mind or asking a serious question would help you more,instead of just trolling around for the sake of trying to bash people ?
I didnt notice you commenting on the main theme of the article, which is the 3 people who will be in town this week and how much it costs to see them either. FYI: I spent over 40 years fishing on the great lakes, including Superior where I was born. The last thing I need is a geography lesson from a troll.
LOL! Thanks, Daniel! 🙂
Never do trolls comment on the article. Lots of punctuation, spell checkers and apparently geography ‘corrections’. 😉