Obama's entanglements with indicted political fundraiser Antoin "Tony" Rezko are exposed on today's front pages of Chicago's two major newspapers: a box embedded in the Chicago Tribune's coverage of Clinton's Nevada victory alerts readers to the location of the account they publish in their Metro section, while a spread occupying half of the Chicago Sun-Times' front page lends poignancy to this sordid tale of political patronage and corruption.
Here is a reproduction of the front page of today's edition of the Chicago Tribune, a newspaper with a decided Republican leaning:


The text in this box on the front page directs readers to the section in which the Chicago Tribune printed their article on Obama's checkered history with Rezko:

This is the front page of today's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times, the Chicago Tribune's Democratic counterpart:


That two major newspapers in Obama's hometown would devote valuable space on the front pages of their respective Sunday editions to Obama's political and financial ties to Antoin "Tony" Rezko underscores the importance and veracity of this story, a story news organizations in other 5 FEB states are now obligated to cover.
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