Illinois lawmakers react to Madigan corruption verdict – Capitol News IL

“We cannot afford to have federal prosecutors continue to enforce our weak ethics laws, regardless of what Speaker Welch feels,” House Republican Leader Tony McCombie said.
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Brian Jones
1 year ago

Right now, neither party has much to stand on regarding Ethics. It seems to be out of fashion in America.

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