Feds subpoena AT&T as part of investigation into Speaker Madigan and lobbying – Chicago Tribune

Records show that AT&T has used several of the same former Madigan staffers and ex-Democratic state representatives as Commonwealth Edison, which was accused in federal charges unveiled last Friday of orchestrating a “years-long bribery scheme” involving jobs, contracts and payments to Madigan allies in exchange for favorable action in the state Capitol.
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Stevet
5 years ago

The noose tightens

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Madigan, the Dictator, and their cronies need to have their passports confiscated

UnclePugsly
5 years ago

The walls are closing in on Madigan and other Chicago Democrats and their minions.

Land of Delusion
5 years ago

Unfortunately federal investigations are lengthy so I wouldn’t look for any short term indictments but it appears Madigan and crew are in the crosshairs.

Platinum Goose
5 years ago

Greylord lasted over 10 years. It also led to other investigations. Hopefully this is just the beginning.

True believer
5 years ago

When Biden wins it’s all over. Obama will fix it all. RINO Lausch waited too long on orders from the deep state.

Lyn P
5 years ago
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Sigh… it will be the IL version of Russiagate – failure of justice 🙁

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