Republican leader hopes to meet with Democrats to work on changes to Illinois’ SAFE-T Act – Center Square

State Rep. Tony McCombie who will soon become House minority leader, told The Center Square she would like to see changes to the SAFE-T Act, but as for eliminating cash bail, it is pretty cut and dry. “Definitely the [Pretrial Fairness Act], the no cash bail, is in my opinion there is nothing to negotiate there. That is in the constitution and that is what it is.”
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debtsor
3 years ago

LOL, they won’t even acknowledge that Republicans exist. Why should they?

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