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The Obamas 2024…the fraud continues

By John J. Hopkins |
As they spoke, each playing the race and class warfare card, I could not help but ask…do they understand who is in the White House. Now?

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Hands Up...Don't Think!

By John J. Hopkins |
Of all the lies surrounding the death of Michael Brown ¬- he was a gentle Giant from the loving, supportive family, the ‘college’ bound young man, the hysteria that race played any role in the shooting ¬- by far the worst is the myth of "Hands up, Don’t Shoot."

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The Obama coup

By John J. Hopkins |
Cramming down the throat always results in a gag reflex. This will be the case with the Harris candidacy.

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Ignorance is on the ballot this November

By Tad Armstrong |
Democrats are campaigning on a legal hoax. Abortion cannot be banned or ensconced as a constitutional right by anything other than a constitutional amendment, says Edwardsville lawyer

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Welcome to Pottery Barn. I’m Joe. Can I help you?

By John J. Hopkins |
The WOKE elements who place social engineering above all else, who transferred the founding motto of “E pluribus Unum” into rank tribalism, the elements who now see that the Biden charade has now been exposed, cannot at this date switch horses. Joe was, is and shall remain their guy.

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While Obama stays silent, the Country convulses

By John J. Hopkins |
From the Senate Majority leader to the House Minority Leader to even the President - all lawyers themselves - the attack on the Court is both unwarranted, unprecedented and unwise.

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Chicago criminals out on probation/parole/pretrial release continue violence in 2024

By Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner, Wirepoints |
One thing Chicagoans can’t help but notice when scrolling through news feeds: the number of violent crimes committed by defendants while they were out either on parole, probation or awaiting trial.

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Let the government censor away through agents it controls, say Kwame Raoul and Cabal of A.G.s to U.S. Supreme Court

By Mark Glennon, Wirepoints |
This shouldn’t be hard to understand: If you think government should have the power to censor what it says is false, then you don’t believe in the bedrock of a democratic republic: free speech.

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Township supervisor gets $224K, but salary drops to $25K if voters pick someone else

By Jess Plowman, Illinois Policy Institute |
An embattled Chicago-area township supervisor is being accused of discouraging competition ahead of her campaign by cutting the position’s pay if she loses. It may be illegal, but someone would need to sue.

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5 Illinois metro areas await pandemic recovery, most add jobs in December

By Patrick Andriesen and Jon Josko, Illinois Policy Institute |
Seven of 13 Illinois metro areas added jobs from November to December 2023, led by the St. Louis area. Five metros still reported fewer jobs than prior to the pandemic.

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States are rejecting progressive tax schemes, moving to flat tax structures

By Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner, Wirepoints |
In 2020, Illinoisans rejected Gov. J.B. Pritzker and his legislative allies’ push for a progressive income tax scheme in Illinois. And with it, they rejected claims a progressive tax would “modernize” Illinois’ income tax.

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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker cheers ‘record-setting growth for adult-use cannabis sales’

By Mark Glennon, Wirepoints |
Health and mental effects of cannabis use are described here by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. And the Wall Street Journal has a great new column on how badly the government is understating harm from cannabis.

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How much dishonesty about illegal immigrants can Gov. Pritzker cram into a minute and a half?

By Mark Glennon, Wirepoints |
Gov. JB Pritzker was asked last week for his response to press conferences where some lawmakers called for an end to Illinois’ status as a sanctuary or welcoming state and want more transparency on what’s being spent on migrants.

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Here’s what’s wrong with Pritzker’s emergency power proclamation for immigration crisis

By Mark Glennon, Wirepoints |
You needn’t look much beyond the four corners of Gov. JB Pritzker’s latest emergency disaster proclamation to see what’s wrong with Illinois’ response to illegal immigration. Pritzker issued his eighteenth such monthly proclamation on January 5.

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Illinois tax rates out-of-sync with those in neighboring states, most of the nation

By Nick Binotti and John Klingner, Wirepoints |
There are many factors that motivate people to move out of Illinois, but taxes often rank highest on the list. For good reason.

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Illinois’ new nuclear bill goes dark before it can spark

By Jess Plowman, Illinois Policy Institute |
While technically ending Illinois’ nuclear power plant moratorium, a new law does not allow even one watt of nuclear energy to be generated for the public electrical grid.

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Illinois is a moderate state: Its progressive leaders are out of touch

By Mark Glennon, Wirepoints |
For its New Year’s resolution, Illinois should look in the mirror and acknowledge what it is.

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As population woes continue, Illinois’ loss of congressional seats could accelerate

By Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner, Wirepoints |
Illinois’ leaders can deny the state’s population problems all they want, but a collapse in the state’s number of congressional seats is proof enough of the state’s population woes.