Connie Mixon, professor of political science and director of the Urban Studies Program at Elmhurst University, said the corruption cases are frustrating to her as a political scientist and to people who care about good government. “There are legislative things that could be done to curtail some of this corruption, and yet our General Assembly doesn’t seem interested or doesn’t feel any urgency in pushing through legislative reforms,” she said.
Now cap donations from PACS to help stop JB from buying another election.
Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago
Democrats will crush this good idea. Democrat corrupt politicians want all the sources of cash and bribes possible.
Riverbender
1 year ago
I never have understood the reasoning why a regulated public utility would make political contributions. Perhaps someone could educate me because, to me, it makes no sense why these contributions would be made unless the politicians demand contributions be made.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Now cap donations from PACS to help stop JB from buying another election.
Democrats will crush this good idea. Democrat corrupt politicians want all the sources of cash and bribes possible.
I never have understood the reasoning why a regulated public utility would make political contributions. Perhaps someone could educate me because, to me, it makes no sense why these contributions would be made unless the politicians demand contributions be made.