Durbin: Murder of CPD Officer Ella French shows need to boost punishment of gun ‘straw purchasers’ – Chicago Sun-Times*

And in a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland Tuesday, Durbin wrote about the need to “address firearms trafficking into the Chicagoland region, particularly from northwest Indiana. Officer French’s murder has highlighted the urgency of this task.”
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Debtsor
4 years ago

Met some guy a few weeks ago who said that Durbin seems like an honest guy who is doing a good job. I asked this guy if he was on crack because durbin is a complete hack that spews fake talking points and demonizes anyone that didn’t vote for him.

Platinum Goose
4 years ago

At least Durbin stopped talking about protecting the dreamers. Guess that didn’t get him much in the way of campaign contributions.

Eugene from a payphone
4 years ago

I am surprised that Durbin didn’t find a way to link this officer’s tragic death to more money for AMTRAK as he did with the 9/11 attacks. He works only for his biggest donors.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

Can’t they find something for this douchebag? Biden should give him a big flashy assignment. Something the whole country could embrace and cheer! Put Dick Durban on a Blue Ribbon task force to eliminate pest phone calls. Fight fire with fire! Put a major pest in charge.

rick1099
4 years ago

Durbin, the communist senator from Illinois should be waiting in line at the nearest gallows for his turn to take the drop. Useless 40 year politician who’s claim to fame is that he’s been useless for 40+ years.

Coldhardfacts
4 years ago

Dick Durbin needs to be set to dance.

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