Governor Pritzker, Senate President, Speaker issue joint statement on Ukraine – WAND (Decatur)

It reads, in part, "Working together, our offices will advance legislation to remove any Russian companies from Illinois’ pension assets and prohibit contracting with any companies based in Russia. Beyond these financial consequences, we will also join national efforts to assist with this heartbreaking refugee crisis."
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Ex Illini
4 years ago

JB is such a poser. We don’t need to know how you feel about international disasters JB. The man thinks he’s already President.

Jerry
4 years ago

What? Putin will cower. Illinois has spoken. Check your earthquake monitors. Richter rictus. Fix, then save the State, you morons.

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