Illinois Republicans Call for Stronger Ethics Reforms Following Conviction of Madigan’s Ex-Chief of Staff – WTTW (Chicago)

“There have been some steps on transparency and disclosures that the General Assembly has taken, but we continue to under-resource and understaff the law enforcement end of it that actually investigates these types of crimes,” said the Illinois Senate’s minority leader John Curran. “Leaving it all to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, who are limited in resources, acts as … a strain or a type filter on actually investigating, rooting out all the activity that we want to remove from the legislative process and just from government in general.”
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fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Ya ya same old republican song and dance call for this call for that, only problem same old outcome, nothing gets accomplished. Republicans are the right hand of the evil leftists in Illinois corrupt game.

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