New Dem lawmaker: I’m being ‘threatened’ not to vote against Madigan – Chicago Sun-Times

Stava-Murray also alleges that she was pressured to change her mind on the speaker vote at the House women’s caucus retreat. She accuses retiring Majority Leader Barbara Flynn-Currie, D-Chicago, of “threatening” that she “had better change” her vote by January.
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Downstate cynic
7 years ago

“She called that meeting “highly distressing,” and said she cried because she “strongly” feared retribution.”

Sounds like bullying to me.
Where is the Illinois Attorney General….oh yea… daughter of the Majority Leader.
Where are her “woke colleagues”? The same ones who get cash from Madigan campaign chest.
Where is the Kavenaugh like rage! This woman was bullied and kissed against her will ………….for gosh sake!

Now she knows how conservative women are treated by progressive women.
She won’t last long in politics….
Democratic and media hypocrisy on display.

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