Editorial: Enough excuses. Get to work, General Assembly – Chicago Tribune*

"As millions of Americans have learned over the course of this year, the threat posed by COVID-19 is too great to keep doing things the way they have always been done. But it’s not a justification for ducking responsibility or putting off important tasks. It’s an urgent reason for finding new ways to do what needs to be done."
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Thomas Pains ghost
5 years ago

It’s time we take our voices to their front doors! These elected criminals have failed us all year! Now is the time we take back our state. Either they do their jobs or remove them from offices by any means necessary! Protest in their front yards scream all night anger their neighbors everything that blm did to police we do to government and get them off their fat asses!

Eddie
5 years ago

Yes, most definitely protest in their front yards! ??

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

That’s a fantastic idea I’m all in I’m tired of sending emails to my local representative and state senator(s) and never receive a response. The only problem is how to convince people to get off there fat asses and do something about it. It seems there is only a select few who care about the situation in Illinois the state of bankruptcy and insolvency, until the free stuff ends in this state and checks stop coming will people wake up and be heard until then doa.

James
5 years ago

That’s what elections are supposed to accomplish, isn’t it? Either you and like-minded people are out of synch politically with the larger number of people who were able to vote for the candidates who won or you are unwilling to accept the democratic process in action in a more general sense. Either way you are going to have to “get over it” or risk the consequences of actions you take personally or for those you influence to do so. Every election has winners snd losers. Be gracious instead of vengeful. You’ll be be off doing so.

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