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Actor John Cusack addresses foreclosure epidemic at City Hall

Actor John Cusack addresses foreclosure epidemic at City Hall

Chicago Sun-Times-

Hollywood star power—in the form of Evanston-born actor John Cusack–showed up at Chicago’s City Hall on Tuesday to support using the city’s condemnation power to help stem the foreclosure epidemic, but Mayor Rahm Emanuel shot down the idea.

During a joint hearing by the City Council’s Finance and Housing and Real Estate Committees, Cusack stood quietly in the VIP box normally reserved for members of the mayor’s cabinet during testimony that appears to be going nowhere.

In a whispering interview while still half-listening to the testimony, Cusack said he was there to support a friend who was among those scheduled to testify on the idea—and also because he believes something dramatic needs to be done.

He identified his friend as Kevin McCabe, co-founder of Community Partnerships. The group is reportedly working with Mortgage Resolution Partners on the eminent domain idea now under consideration in Chicago and elsewhere around the nation.

[CHICAGO SUN-TIMES]

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  1. TrickleUpPolitics says:

    Now we’re taking legal advice from an actor? An actor for pity’s sake? Really? Maybe he should stand outside of City Hall and hold up his boombox to get their attention. The amount he knows about eminent domain and constitutional law would fit into a thimble.

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