Springfield’s way of doing business should change – Opinion – Shaw Local

State Sen. Donald DeWitt: Here in Illinois, you may have noticed the constant news coverage on the many legal challenges that are making their way through the various court systems over recently enacted Illinois laws and mandates. These lawsuits are based on the grounds that the state of Illinois has violated the constitutional rights of Illinois residents.
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Giddyap
8 months ago

IL Democrats middle of the night passed laws are a mockery of democracy

Goodgulf Greyteeth
8 months ago

Illinois Republicans need to figure out how to change the way we do business.

Illinois Democrats have whipped Illinois Republicans like a red headed stepchild.

Darren Bailey? Really?

I’d like to read what DeWitte has to say about that.

Harping on about stuff Dem’s can be relied on to do because no one in power in Springfield has to care about what DeWitte thinks doesn’t interest me so much.

debtsor
8 months ago

LOL, the constitution is merely a piece of paper to be disregarded by tyrants who want to violate your god given rights.

James
8 months ago
Reply to  debtsor

Oh, you must be referring to The Donald’s thought that the constitution should be “suspended” at times. Thanks for that thoughtful reminder.

Pensions Paid First
8 months ago
Reply to  James

Both sides of the aisle seem content to ignore the constitution if it behooves “their side”.

debtsor
8 months ago

Actually, no the ‘both sides’ argument doesn’t apply here. The Democrats get overturned far, far more often than Republicans when it comes to constitutionality of laws. It’s not even close.

Pensions Paid First
8 months ago
Reply to  debtsor

Do you have a report that outlines your assertion or is it based on your feelings? Even if your assertion is correct, the only thing it would prove is that republicans disregard the constitution less than democrats. Not exactly a stellar endorsement of supporting the constitution. So actually, the “both sides” argument does apply here.

debtsor
8 months ago

Sources, sources!

Pensions Paid First
8 months ago
Reply to  debtsor

You made a claim but provided zero facts. Surely you have something that leads you to your conclusion other than your feelings. You’re stealing a liberal strategy right out of their playbook. You are consistently wrong in so many comments here that it’s hard to believe it’s by accident.

debtsor
8 months ago

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Pensions Paid First
8 months ago
Reply to  debtsor

So you lied and made it up. Thanks for clarifying.

As usual, you have nothing to offer.

debtsor
8 months ago

So now you’re making ME do your research for you, eh?

https://constitution.congress.gov/resources/unconstitutional-laws/

[in the modern era) So many many opinions from originalist justices over-turning unconstitutional Democrat laws, from:

Guns
Civil rights
Education
Elections
Bankruptcy
Healthcare
labor
Criminal Law

debtsor
8 months ago
Reply to  James

He lives in your head. Seek professional help! TDS is a serious disease!

James
8 months ago
Reply to  debtsor

Thanks for the not-so-professional advice. Who would your psychiatrist recommend?

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