PLAN B: A Republican's solution to the Chicago Schools Toilet Paper Problem

Chicago Alderman Nicholas Sposato collected toilet paper for cash-strapped schools in his 36th Ward on the city's Northwest Side. 

Sposato has a year's worth of toilet paper -- generic rolls and name brand -- stacked in his office. While Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel was on a roll announcing millions of dollars for school construction projects, including a $17 million addition at Walter Payton High School, Alderman Sposato was collecting toilet paper. 

"Schools' budgets were cut drastically and I wanted to help out. So instead of school supplies, we figured toilet paper," Sposato said. 

Sposato said about $3 million was cut from elementary schools and a high school in his ward.

"Sayre lost $200K, Dever lost $200K, Canty lost $400K, Bridge lost $500K, Locke lost $500K, and Steinmetz High School lost $1.4 million. That's a lot of money," Sposato said in a statement. While toilet paper might not make a huge dent in the budget, he said it's something they all need, and with which the community can help.

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The solution to this problem is so obvious. And they can thank homie for the solution...OBAMACARE to the rescue:

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