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From State Senator Don DeWitte: More than Ducks Crippled in Past Legislative Session Last week, the Democrat-majority in Springfield ram-rodded some of the most progressive and restrictive legislation that overhauls law enforcement and our criminal justice system during the Lame … Continue reading
Biden Inauguration. Clicked into the Babylon Bee and found articles, some of whose headlines had me laughing loudly: Fireworks over Beijing. CNN Praises Biden For Causing Sun To Rise In East This MorningHere Is A Terrifying List Of Biden’s First … Continue reading
From a tweet: Rep. Lauren Underwood@RepUnderwood·8h Team Underwood is hiring! Our office is working with the Wounded Warrior Fellowship Program, which will fund a veteran for a 2-year fellowship. The Fellow will work as a liaison to #IL14 veterans, Veterans … Continue reading
From the Illinois Department of Public Health comes news of this Covid-19 death: 1 female 70s … Continue reading
From a State Journal-Register tweet: … Continue reading
Catalina Lauf Catalina Lauf through Defense of Freedom PAC emerges as Patriots’ voice from the Midwest to fight lies from shoddy research including Chicago-based study released Tuesday Throughout 2020, McHenry County Blog covered the issue of Worker Classification which was … Continue reading
That is what WGN-TV is reporting. The story includes that the deer has twelve points, but not the name of the Wonder Lake man. = = = = = DNR directed me to its Facebook page, where I found the … Continue reading
From local Pro-Lifers comes this announcement of a 7:30 rally in Woodstock: … Continue reading
Actually, it’s not called an appeal. It called “administrative review.” Judge Kevin Costello will decide if the evidence provided by petition objector Algonquin Township Republican Township Supervisor candidate Randy Funk to the Algonquin Township Electoral Board was sufficient to prevent … Continue reading
From McHenry County: McHenry County Seeking Zoning Board of Appeals Applicants WOODSTOCK, Ill. – The McHenry County Board is seeking applicants who are willing to serve on the Zoning Board of Appeals. Two positions are available for regular members, and … Continue reading
The publication of the autobiography of Jack Franks published on behalf of his candidacy for Trustee of the General Assembly Retirement System stimulated commentator “Let’s Gibbo” to write this biography: Alternative Resume Let me post an alternate resume for Mr. … Continue reading
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”–George Santayana, The Life of Reason, 1905. This quote was prompted by an item in yesterday’s WIND Daybreak email in which the following was noted: Germany to Place Covid Rule Breakers in Camps Of all countries, … Continue reading
From the U.S. Attorney: Former City of Rochelle Employee Charged With Fraudulently Obtaining at Least $150,000 From a Non-Profit Business Association ROCKFORD — A former employee of the City of Rochelle was charged today with fraudulently obtaining at least $150,000 … Continue reading
From Cor Strategies are these close by opportunities for candidate training: NXTgen Illinois has partnered with the Leadership Institute (LI), the #1 conservative training organization in the country. LI is holding Candidate Development Workshops that will teach current and prospective … Continue reading
From the Cary Police Department: Aggravated Domestic Battery and Unlawful Restrain On Wednesday January 20, 2021 at approximately 3:30 p.m. the Cary Police Department received a phone call from an unidentified female who stated she was with a male subject … Continue reading
From the Illinois Department of Public Health comes news of this death from Covid-19: 1 male 90’s … Continue reading
Comes this statement today about President Joe Biden’s immigration bill: Individuals outside of the United States will not be eligible for legal status under the bill President Biden sent to Congress today. The legalization provisions in that bill apply only … Continue reading
Out of the mouth of former Illinois Party Chairman Pat Brady via WLS-TV: Pat Brady, 2011 “No, it’s not the end of the party,” said Pat Brady, former Illinois Republican Party chairman and political consultant. “The party is strong, but … Continue reading
Dan McConchie From Capitol Fax comes this comment from State Senate Republican Leader Dan McConchie: “I frankly don’t understand why President Trump would pardon someone who has yet to be convicted of a crime, except when it’s in the national … Continue reading