Written by Jon A. Zahm
As pro-family conservatives, we know that the judiciary is of vital importance in our day-to- day lives. For example, we have seen courts recently elevate casinos to greater importance than churches. We have seen biological males granted full access to female locker rooms, bathrooms, and team sports in our public schools. And we all know how our country was forever changed by 7 U.S.… Continue Reading
Tags: Anne Burke, ComEd scandal, David Overstreet, Ed Burke, Fair Map Amendment, Illinois Supreme Court, Jon A. Zahm, Michael Burke, Mike Madigan, Reproductive Health Care Act, Tazewell County GOP, Tom Kilbride
Illinois Politics | David E. Smith | 
August 28, 2020 4:00 AM | 
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Written by Russ Stewart
How does one tell the difference between gravity and frivolity? The Chicago City Council is a superb yardstick.
The agenda of the council’s June 22 meeting will ensure a descent into the abyss of frivolity and stupidity. At that session, the council is scheduled to address such momentous matters as transgender or any gender access to public restrooms, along with a mandated “poop patrol,” with a swarm of inspectors empowered to find dog droppings on private property, bag them, ascertain the DNA, do a dog swab, and levy a fine of $500.… Continue Reading
Tags: Anthony Napolitano, Barack Obama, Bathroom Wars, Bernie Sanders, Carlos Ramirez-Rosa, Chicago, David Moore, Deb Mell, Ed Burke, Gender Dysphoria, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights Commission, James Cappleman, Nick Sposato, Rahm Emanuel, Raymond Lopez, Tom Tunney, Transgenderism
LGBTQ Agenda, Marriage, Family & Culture, Political | David E. Smith | June 25, 2016 11:00 AM | Comments Off on “Freedom of Choice” Now Applies to Restrooms
Written by Austin Berg
Chicago City Council passed the largest property-tax hike in modern city history by a vote of 36-14 on Oct. 28, approving Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s 2016 budget proposal.
The budget includes a $588 million property-tax hike to be phased in over the next four years.
In short: Chicagoans are likely to take a closer look at their upcoming tax bill, as homeowners and small-business owners will need to see just how large a hit their family’s bottom lines will take.… Continue Reading
