Without Madigan at the helm, Democrats are proving to be a party that is ripe with division and infighting as the different factions attempt to gain control.
As we prepare to hear Governor Pritzker’s socially distanced State of the State address, Illinoisans can only hope that the Governor does not socially distance himself from the facts.
President Biden decided to play partisan politics with the ongoing investigation into Public Official A, Mike Madigan, and the rampant corruption that has plagued Illinois.
The Governor’s attempt to shift blame solely on the pharmacies is a complete fabrication of the truth.
Every day that Governor Pritzker doesn’t act to remedy this situation is another day our most vulnerable population is left at risk and waiting for a vaccine.
Rather than help struggling small businesses and the thousands of Illinoisans that rely on those businesses staying afloat, Pritzker would rather put his interests first to fill the state’s bottom line.
If Governor Pritzker spent as much time governing as he does blaming others for his own failures, maybe some of these issues could have been resolved before they even started.
This is just the latest reminder that Illinois Democrats are only interested in serving themselves and not the people they were elected to represent.
Pritzker has refused to take responsibility for his own fatal mismanagement of Veteran Affairs, leading to COVID-19 spreading rapidly through the LaSalle Veterans’ Home that has taken the lives of 27 people, over 20% of residents in that facility.
Pritzker’s latest request for Madigan to answer questions is nothing new as he’s used this empty talking point numerous times the last few months, which has resulted in nothing more than providing Madigan more time to plot his next move.
Pritzker’s refusal to call for Speaker Madigan’s resignation is a complete abdication of his responsibility as the state’s highest office holder.
