16 missed chances for state lawmakers to help out Illinoisans – Illinois Policy

Out of almost 7,000 bills filed, the Illinois General Assembly passed a little over 400. Some were good. Some were bad. Here are 16 bills that would have improved life in the state had they passed.
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Deb
9 months ago

IL Democrats will never vote for laws that would limit their power, require fiscal responsibility, improve education, give parents rights , or limit corruption. These things are not on their agenda.

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