Category: Uncategorized
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Here We Go Again
The Governor proudly declared himself a “practical progressive” in this NY Times article. His Vogue-style glamor shot in the photo above is from that article. Can you imagine him posing for this? Good grief. He is an unserious person, craving attention and seeking admiration. This puff piece interview with the NY Times strokes an ego bigger than his real estate portfolio.
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The Madigan Lieutenants
The trials of four individuals that were allegedly involved in the ComEd bribery scheme began this week. It is interesting that the prosecutors have put former Democrat House members on the stand. So far, Scott Drury, Lou Lang, and Carol Sente have testified as to Madigan’s power over legislation.
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Unethical Illinois School Board Member
In closing statements at a recent D211 School Board candidate forum during which candidates had free rein to say anything, a controversial candidate for re-election, Kim Cavill, chose to make a provocative statement about a local church with her usual supercilious attitude.
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School Board Candidates Don’t Understand First Amendment
If you want to understand better why our taxpayer-subsidized schools are so intellectually and morally bankrupt, look no further than Township High School District 211, the largest high school district in the state. A recent candidate forum exposes the remarkable ignorance of most of the candidates running for election or reelection.
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Conservatives Set Their Sights on School Boards – Leftists Go Guerilla.
Finally, conservatives are getting their act together to restore decency and ideological equity to curricula while loosening the white-knuckled/brass-knuckled grip of leftists on taxpayer-subsidized schools.
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Chicago Religious Liberty and School Boards
The school board is a public body endowed with certain governmental powers. Under the Federal and Illinois Constitutions, governments may neither prohibit the free exercise of religion nor use the power of government to propagate religion, anti-religion, or non-religion. Governments, including public school boards, may, and ought to, take reasonable steps to accommodate the free exercise of religion by people whom they serve and whom they employ.
Every individual, whether or not in public office, should be free to hold religious beliefs and to act upon them in the conduct of their lives, including in the formation of ethical and moral judgments. We expect public officials to act, subject to constitutional and legal principles and constraints, to make policy. We expect them to enact and pursue policies that are ethical and moral. The ethical and moral principles that guide them may very well be religious in inspiration.
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The Maiming and Killing Fields of Illinois
Illinois’ lousy Democrat leaders will stop at nothing in their grisly quest to maim and kill living humans.
Governor Grisly—aka J.B. Pritzker—proudly proclaimed from his high horse that March 10, 2023, was Abortion Appreciation Day in honor of David Gunn—a doctor who is famous for two things: being murdered and betraying the Hippocratic oath by killing human lives in utero. And this is the person Governor Grisly chooses to honor.
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1 Good Bill Both Sides Agree On
In a flurry of activity over four days this week, collectively, the House and Senate passed out of committee 1628 bills. No way, you’re thinking they could actually hear and pass that many bills. You would be right. 914 of the bills were “Shell Bills.” Shell bills are used to move legislation after the committee deadline by adding an amendment to that bill. Actual bills heard and passed were 714, by my count. That’s a lot of bills.
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Years of Lies Unravel, And Somehow Tucker Carlson is the Problem
In recent months, Americans should have learned through revelations about the origins of the Chinese Communist plague and the safety and efficacy of masks, vaccines, and shut-downs that our public servants lie by omission and commission—a lot.
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School District Bans Christian Student Teachers
Yet another shocking violation of the First Amendment’s protection of religious liberty just took place at a Washington Elementary School District board meeting in Arizona, a school that serves Phoenix and Glendale. The governing board voted unanimously to sever its contract with Arizona Christian University.
