Four years ago, billionaire businessman Michael Sacks wrote a $200,000 check to Brandon Johnson’s inaugural committee and went to see the mayor-elect two days after his runoff victory to advise him on how to set up his administration.
When Johnson launched his campaign for a second term last month, he named one man as his primary political opponent: Michael Sacks.
How did their once promising relationship deteriorate? And who is this Chicago power player now in the eye of the political storm in the mayoral election — and in the elected school board races that will serve as Act One?
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