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The Onion Runs a J.B. Pritzker Campaign Ad

Posted on January 4, 2022 by WordPress.com Support

J.B. Pritzker just put out this campaign ad: . Watch this video on YouTube. . Talk about false advertising: . • Right off the bat he talks about keeping one’s word. This from the guy who promised he’d never sign … Continue reading →

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It’s Time for Pritzker to Discard His Scientific Hobgoblins

Posted on January 2, 2022 by WordPress.com Support

After the last session of the Illinois legislature, you have to wonder what we’ll do this year to top it. After all, we: . • Singlehandedly solved the climate crisis; • Took away from parents the right to be informed … Continue reading →

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I’m Running for Re-Election for IL District 63

Posted on December 14, 2021 by WordPress.com Support

Since 2017 it’s been my privilege to serve McHenry County as State Representative in the Illinois House. I’m announcing today that I am running for re-election in the newly drawn 63rd District. . While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone … Continue reading →

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There’s a “Red Menace” Made of Ink, and We’re Drowning In It

Posted on November 10, 2020 by WordPress.com Support

I published the following post last December. With the defeat of the Governor’s so-called “Fair Tax” amendment, it seems an appropriate time to bring it around again. . The Chicago Tribune has published the story of a family trying to … Continue reading →

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“Mort de la Guerre”

Posted on May 24, 2020 by WordPress.com Support

Over forty years ago while bicycling through eastern France, I took a break and walked into a small grove of trees which grew in the middle of a wheat field. There, sitting in a small clearing was a simple stone, … Continue reading →

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