Illinois legislature to hold 1st special session since coronavirus pandemic began – WGNTV (Chicago)

The lawmakers are meeting May 20 in order to pass a budget, and will likely debate financial help for Illinois businesses and the unemployed. To maintain social distancing, the Senate will meet at the Capitol, while the House will meet at the Bank of Springfield center.
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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Their only action must be to impeach Dictator Jabba

debtsor
5 years ago

God help us. They will likely spend their limited time expanding abortion service all residents of the state.

anonymous
5 years ago

They are getting paid. They should meet.
I guess they have been treating this as a vacation.

#RecallPritzger
5 years ago
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They treat their job as servants of the people as a paid vacation for life. They are the kind of dirt no amount of showers can clean.

Bill
5 years ago
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Wrongo!! It’s much cheaper for all of us when they just stay home. Even better let’s send them on a fact finding tour of Wuhan with a nice long stopover in Italy on the way back.

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