Feds OK Illinois lawmakers to investigate Madigan bribery scandal, but what can they do? – Center Square

The Illinois House of Representatives will continue its proceedings after U.S. Attorney John Lausch Jr. told the House Special Investigation Committee that it would be allowed to move forward as long as it doesn't jeopardize his ongoing probe into ComEd and the company's patronage and bribery scheme aimed at currying favor with Madigan.
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Bill
5 years ago

Let’s see if they try and interfere with the federal investigation and then indict all of them in one fell swoop–democrat and republican!!

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