Pritzker and the Democrats’ single goal when drawing their map is to protect and expand Democratic control in Illinois and Washington, all at the expense of providing fair representation to Illinois families.
Pritzker is reverting back to his tried and true practice of distancing himself from all responsibility on an issue he has refused to address, the historic spike in violent crime.
Real leaders step up and offer solutions, unfortunately Illinois’ current Governor would rather tweet.
Pritzker is quick to take credit for the positive headlines, but when it comes to leading on tough issues, he’s quick to distance himself and his administration from all responsibility.
Pritzker’s donation to Gov. Whitmer that grossly exceed the personal giving limit outlined in Michigan law is the latest example of his belief that rules do not apply to him
Through their silence, Governor Pritzker and Mayor Lightfoot are showing that protecting the lives of the people of Illinois are not a priority.
House Republicans stood strong for Illinois families by opposing efforts to advance Governor Pritzker’s ethics legislation that fell woefully short of real reform.
The second attempt to redraw the legislative maps is turning out to be exactly like the first: sham public hearings, zero transparency, and maps being drawn behind closed doors.
Representative Casten’s endorsement of socialism is the latest example of how out-of-touch he is from the people that he is supposed to represent.
The consequence of Pritzker and his administration’s failure to implement the fraud-fighting tools, may come at the cost of over a billion dollars in taxpayer dollars.
When it comes to being open and transparent with the people of Illinois on unemployment fraud, Pritzker has continued his disturbing practice of shielding the public from the facts.
