A press release from Governor Bruce Rauner: Governor Announces Appointments CHICAGO – Governor Bruce Rauner announced today he has selected the Co-Chairs of the Early Learning Council in the Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Development and appointed members to the … Continue reading
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This information arrived from the polling firm We Ask American today. The Joe Walsh data has been published before, but the rest is new. Illinois Orphans Posted: 12 Oct 2012 03:46 AM PDT Illinois is one of those areas considered … Continue reading
Since the deadline for reporting third quarter of the year campaign contributions and expenditures is mid-October, I decided to take a look at how Illinois Republican Congressmen/woman are doing. I looked at the 14th District GOP candidates first. It pits … Continue reading
Rich Miller of Capitol Fax notes, As part of their legal challenge to the new Democratic map, incumbent congressional [except Rep. Tim Johnson] Republicans have privately agreed not to formally announce campaigns or even actively campaign in their new districts … Continue reading
Not much chance of success, I’d suggest, but here is 16th District Congressman Don Manzullo’s press release asking Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan to challenge the Health Care Reform bill that President Barack Obama just signed: Manzullo Joins Illinois Colleagues … Continue reading
Popping into my inbox this morning is this Congressional Quarterly analysis of marginal congressional districts. Better chances for Republicans nationally, poorer for Democrats. Democrats defending 42 marginal districts, Republicans 7. Locally, 8th congressional district incumbent Melissa Bean drew this comment: … Continue reading
Back in the 1990’s, when genetic testing was being talked about, State Rep. Don Moffitt, a Republican from Galesburg, decided that its results should not be used for insurance purposes. He passed legislation to that effect. One of our colleagues … Continue reading
Back in the 1990’s, when genetic testing was being talked about, State Rep. Don Moffitt, a Republican from Galesburg, decided that its results should not be used for insurance purposes. He passed legislation to that effect. One of our colleagues … Continue reading