You can't say the don't have priorities in Chicago:
Forget about skyrocketing gas prices, soaring property tax assessments and corruption that has federal investigators crawling all over City Hall. Chicago aldermen have a more pressing concern: foie gras.
Chicago restaurants can no longer sell the pricey liver delicacy that most Chicagoans can't afford, have never tasted and probably never will, under an ordinance unanimously approved at Wednesday's City Council meeting over Mayor Daley's derisive objections.
Animals die. We eat. Until PETA takes over everywhere, as it apparently has in Chicago.
