While Chicago jumps on the ethics reform bandwagon, General Assembly rules remain lax. Where’s the outrage? – Chicago Tribune

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debtsor
6 years ago

Infanticide is far, far more important than ethics reform. Abortion must be legal, plentiful and available for everyone (men and woman have abortions now), everywhere, at anytime, paid for by someone else aka the tax payer. So some guy has a ghost payroll job in the senate. So what? Kids don’t know enough about transgender history in the United States!

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