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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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James Talarico, a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Fake Christian and genuine lefty James Talarico moves forward in his quest to turn Texas blue. Texans better come out in droves to defeat this dangerous phony.
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IN Crosses Goal Line On Bears Stadium While IL Dithers
Celebrating in the Streets of D.C Protest graphic ready to go in Chicago It didn’t take long for the activist organizations to have the pre-printed signs ready to protest President Trump’s military actions in Iran. But, from news reports around the country and around the world, the military action by the U.S. and Israel was…
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Trump Iran Strike and the Future of US Deterrence
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Illinois Housing Policy Fight Over Single-Family Lots
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Ballot Mistakes in Illinois Governor Primary
The Legislation Radar
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SB 2371 – Expands Union Membership to Public Attorneys
SB2371 would have allowed assistant states attorneys, public defenders, and an number of otherwise noted professionals to unionize.
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HB 2161– “Family Responsibility” Protected in Human Rights Act
Includes “family responsibilities” in the definition of harassment. Defines family responsibilities to mean an employee’s actual or perceived provision of personal care to a family member. Defines “personal care” and “family member”. Includes “family responsibilities” in the provisions creating a civil rights violation if violated by an employer, employment agency, or labor organization.
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HB 4582 – Increases GO and Other Bonds Authorization Limit, Makes Other Local Bond Changes that Fail Taxpayers
This omnibus financing bill increases the state debt limit by over $5 billion. It also allows schools to build new buildings without referendum if done to house pre-school or kindergarten classes. Schools are also allowed to extend bond payback from 25 years to 30 years.
