Editorial: Stand against corruption by giving the legislative inspector general true independence – Chicago Sun-Times*

"The Legislature cannot continue to be numb to the alarm past inspectors general have been sounding for years: Lawmakers should not police themselves when it comes to ethics."
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Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Problem is if we had a true inspector general who would run Illinois they all be in prison which is fine by me

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