Former Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard is attempting a political comeback, winning a countywide primary election in Georgia. Henyard, who was elected Dolton mayor and Thornton Township supervisor as a Democrat, ran unopposed in the Republican primary for Fulton County Commissioner in Georgia and netted just over 1,100 votes in Tuesday’s election. Earlier this year, Henyard became a legal resident of the state of Georgia and was ruled eligible to run in the Fulton County race. Calling her comeback “Project Phoenix,” she said she was aiming to move past the controversy that dogged here political career in Illinois. Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was tasked with investigating Henyard’s spending in office, and her report revealed eye-popping numbers, such as $218,000 spent on Amazon using village credit cards during her term as mayor. She also spent more than $170,000 in travel-related costs, and there were numerous examples of expenditures that were never approved and did not have rec...