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Live on Monday through Friday from 11 am until 12 pm on AM 560 The Answer. Hear interviews with influential figures focused on reclaiming Illinois and America. Join us live, or listen to past shows in our archive.
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QUICK HIT: One Rejected By The Supreme Court
Missouri Republicans recently attempted to maximize their party’s seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, but last month the U.S. Supreme Court shut their plan down. What matters in comparison is that Illinois’ skewed map is significantly more tilted in favor of Democrats than Missouri’s failed map was for Republicans! This Illinois Policy article explains…
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QUICK HIT: Illinois Has A Six-Figure Pension Problem
The state’s public pension funds are already at high risk of insolvency, yet Illinois continues to pay them out. Of nearly 300,000 retirees receiving public pensions of $100,000 or more across 18 states, Illinois paid nearly 48,962 of them. Pensions are certainly an effective tool for recruiting public-sector employees, but Illinois is only $202 billion…
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Illinois Elections: Don’t Fall for These Campaign Tactics
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Vote Like Your Life Depends on It
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Illinois Tax Dollars Fund Pro-Illegal Immigration NGOs
The Legislation Radar
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SB 1950 – Physician Assisted Suicide
This bill bails out Exelon nuclear plants for a second time, provides massive subsidies to wind an solar projects, sets a requirement that shuts down coal plants by 2035 and natural gas plants by 2045.
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HB460 – Student Assistance Expansion – Written to help “trans” and illegal students
SB2371 would have allowed assistant states attorneys, public defenders, and an number of otherwise noted professionals to unionize.
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IL Dems Bill Would Turn Parks Into Homeless Encampments
If HB1429 becomes law it would turn public spaces in Illinois into homeless encampments. The bill allows the homeless to occupy playgrounds, parkways, forest preserves, your neighborhood park or other public places indefinitely.
