With former speaker indicted, Illinois lawmakers don’t address ethics before leaving state capitol – Center Square

Alisa Kaplan with Reform For Illinois said with that, and the federal case against former House Speaker Michael Madigan, the lack of substantive ethics reforms heading into an election should be a strong message to Illinois voters. “The message they’re sending to voters is they don’t expect this to hurt them and I hope that voters send a different message. We really need to be paying attention to these things because if we don’t, the problem is just going to continue.”
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Pat S.
2 years ago

They don’t need no stinking ethics!

debtsor
2 years ago

Of course they won’t, they all know Madigan is innocent!

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