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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
CST Editorial Board

More PPP fraud, this time in Chicago Public Schools? Sadly, we’re not surprised.

Crystal Cooper, then a Chicago Public Schools official, attends a Chicago Board of Education meeting at the Chicago Public Schools headquarters in the Loop, Wednesday, April 27, 2022. Cooper recently resigned after the school inspector general questioned her about a COVID relief loan he says she didn’t qualify for. (Pat Nabong/Sun-Times)

It is hard to keep track of how many government employees in Chicago and Cook County have been accused of doing a number on the $800 billion federal Paycheck Protection Program.

A bit of outrage fatigue has also set in. That doesn’t mean that honest taxpayers aren’t disgusted over the alleged fraud carried out by civil servants. They just aren’t surprised.

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