• Public Corruption in Illinois

    Meet Jerry and Kyley Willison. They’re the father-and-son team that stole $225,000 dollars from taxpayers of the Oakland Fire Protection District (FPD). Oakland is a very small community in Coles County near Charleston, Illinois. The population is about 900 people, and at the time of the theft, both Jerry and Kyley Willison were Oakland FPD trustees.

    The Edgar County Watchdogs broke the story and did the preliminary investigation before authorities took over.

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  • 8 Molotov Cocktails, $10 Billion & Pritzker’s “Relief”

    From an illegal alien arrested with eight Molotov cocktails to Chicago Public Schools spending more than $31,000 per student, Illinois taxpayers are paying the price for failed leadership. Jeanne Ives takes on JB Pritzker’s sanctuary policies, runaway spending, crushing taxes, and latest attempt to claim credit for “affordability.”

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  • IL Tops for Taxes & Businesses? Something Doesn’t Add Up

    Marco Rubio in 2015

    Explaining Why Iran Must Be Stopped

    Listen HERE

    Writing about state and local issues seems inconsequential at a time when American servicemembers are serving in combat – and dying – in order to obliterate the military and leadership of Iran, the world’s foremost propagator of terrorism, including terrorism of their own people.

    In the above clip from 2015,

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  • Stop Springfield’s Student Screening of School Children

    By now, many readers are likely aware of the new Illinois law that Gov. Pritzker just signed – another of his “first in the nation” ones, and that fact alone should be a warning to all that the bill is a disaster.

    The bill mandates schools provide mental health screenings to 3rd-12th graders beginning next school year. BTW – Universal mental health screening is already happening in 28% of school districts.

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  • Mentally Disordered IL Dems Force All Schools to “Screen” Kids’ Mental Health

    J.B. Pritzker and Springfield Democrats, awash in corruption and ignorance, are forcing every school district in Illinois to screen children ages 8-18 for mental health problems, and Illinoisans will foot the bill for this dubious project.

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  • Pritzker Idiotic Statements – IL DOGE Quick Hit

    Speaking of unhinged Democrats, here are three examples of far-out, ridiculous comments by Pritzker just this week.

    1. Pritzker, at the Human Rights Campaign dinner, attempts to say something even more stupid than Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett calling Texas Gov. Abbott “Hot Wheels.” Pritzker says introducing kids to the gay agenda could lead to them becoming Governor. READ Laurie Higgins’s more expansive article on this dinner below.

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  • Bills In Springfield To Watch

    This week brought another clash between the Trump movement and the Democrat party. The Presidential Address to Congress on Tuesday night was a spectacle, courtesy of certain Democrats. 

    They came loaded for bear. Some walked out, one got thrown out, and many held up paddles saying “False” and other things; nearly all of them sat in silence when young Americans were praised for coming through difficult personal trials, many caused by terrible public policies like illegal immigration or letting men play on women’s teams.

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  • Pushing Back Against Perversion: Good News Stories from Illinois and Florida

    More glimmers of hope are on the cultural horizon as Americans fight against leftism.

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  • Doubling Down on Bad Policy During Lame Duck Session

    Instead of canceling Lame Duck session, Democrats called legislators into session for four days in the middle of a snowstorm and passed bills for which there was no immediate urgency and many of which were highly controversial. Their tone-deafness extended to passing bills that allowed illegals to hide their true identity, doubled down on DEI policies, and mandated the expansion of renewable energy incentives which will cost taxpayers and ratepayers millions.

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  • Top Illinois Stories of 2024

    Here are some of my top stories in Illinois, not necessarily in order. Chosen for their impact in 2024 or their potential impact on future policy.

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