Curran eyes ‘balance’ as he prepares to lead Illinois Senate’s GOP minority – Capitol News IL

A former assistant Cook County state’s attorney and DuPage County Board vice chairman, he was the lead Senate GOP voice on ethics reforms passed in 2021. Senate Minority Leader-elect John Curran at the time appeared with Democrats and spoke to reporters individually about how he worked with the majority party to strengthen the bill. He has also opposed the SAFE-T Act, arguing that while he’s not opposed to ending cash bail, he believes the system that will replace it has several shortcomings.
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Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

Curran has a simple job: oppose everything the Democrats want. When the Democrats plans make everything worse his endless opposition will be a huge plus

debtsor
3 years ago

Sorry, wrong answer. Curran’s job is to build a ballot harvesting operation so extensive that it rivals tammany hall. She needs to harvest formerly D ballots and turn them R. He needs to harvest 3.6 million ballots by November 2024 to beat Biden and flip the house/senate in Springfield. The D supermajority means that no republican needs to even show up in springfield. The legislature can operate without any Republicans even showing up, and no one would know the difference. They don’t even need Republicans for a quorm. I’d be just find with Curran never setting foot even once in… Read more »

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Truth Seeker
3 years ago

He is rather delusional to think he will achieve balance working with a bunch of Marxist Radicals. This article is almost laughable.

debtsor
3 years ago

BALLOT HARVESTING. THAT IS THE ONLY ISSUE THAT MATTER. NOTHING ELSE. WE NEED 3.4 TO 3.6 REPUBLICAN STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN BALLOTS IN 2024 TO FLIP THE STATE.

LITERALLY NOTHING ELSE MATTERS.

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