Illinois’ new legislative inspector general says he’s a watchdog, not a prosecutor – NPR Illinois

“Prosecution agencies don’t want help,” Retired judge Mike McCuskey said. “This is not a prosecuting office, never has been, never will (be), here or in any of the 50 states in the United States." McCuskey said his office has received complaints against 40 state lawmakers and their staffers during his first six months on the job; He said none showed wrongdoing.
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ger42
1 year ago

It is not only critics but the outgoing inspector general saying the office was powerless. So, our LOL governor JB anoints Maximum Mike to the job for 275$/hr. Oh he has a fed pension (199,000 $/yr) and a state of Illinois pension (129,000 $/yr). MM when taking over the office said, “I want them (law makers) to be a little scared of me”. 40 cases since taking office and all is good? Oooh so scary!
Hey MM why don’t you look into the fraud of Jenny Thornley and the connection to LOL JB and Swame.

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