Illinois Representative Dwight Kay (r-112th)
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Former Rep. Kay speaks out for Downstate businesses that are being forced to remain closed
Former Illinois House Rep. Dwight Kay (R-Edwardsville) worries that Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic may soon lead the state to a place of no return.
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Dwight Kay cautions the worst is yet to come for Illinois taxpayers
Former Illinois House member Dwight Kay fears the worst may be yet to come when it comes to Illinois’ soaring tax rates.
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Dwight Kay: 'It was a tough night for Republicans'
Republican Dwight Kay concedes that inherent disadvantages were just too much to get the results to win his state House race in the 112th District.
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Dwight Kay offers solutions to 'problems we face as a state'
Dwight Kay argues if Illinois is ever to be Illinois again the change has to start in earnest on election day.
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Dwight Kay: 'We're overtaxed and underserved'
Dwight Kay wants to see an end to the uneven nature of lawmakers in Springfield.
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Dwight Kay: Target wasteful spending and 'crazy' pension system
Dwight Kay argues a good place to start addressing Illinois’ over-spending is to target duplicate and wasteful programs across government.
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Dwight Kay: Madigan, other lawmakers beholden to AFSCME
Dwight Kay views House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago) as a “pay for play” artist head and shoulders above most all others.
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Kay: Pritzker governorship will lead to more tax increases, outmigration
Dwight Kay has been willing to leave his comfort zone to let voters know how critical he thinks November’s general election is to the state’s overall health.
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House candidate Dwight Kay accuses Pritzker of property tax 'scam'
Dwight Kay says that trying to figure out how to keep fooling voters may be just one of J.B. Pritzker's problems.
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Poll finds more than half of Illinoisans considering leaving state, Kay says Madigan policies are to blame
Republican House candidate Dwight Kay worries there will be a domino effect without a structural change in Illinois.
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Dwight Kay: 'No budget, no pay' advertisements are 'state-sponsored lies'
Republican House candidate Dwight Kay isn’t surprised to see Democrats take on a different look during this time of the season.
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Kay convinced Madigan's remorse is mostly political strategy, says he owes women more
Democratic House Speaker Mike Madigan’s recent mea culpa left something to be desired in the eyes of Dwight Kay.
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Kay convinced lawmakers, tax increases are responsible for outmigration, low income growth
Illinois has been home to the second slowest annual income growth in the country over the last decade, coming in at less than half of the national average of 1.6 percent.
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Kay condemns Madigan money, calls for term limits for lawmakers
The way Dwight Kay sees it, the state of Illinois has lost the right to call itself a democratic society due to the policies of House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago).
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Kay claims state's outmigration problem will persist if Democrats win in November
Dwight Kay dreams of an Illinois where the will of the people is truly honored and respected.
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Kay warns 'silent but deadly' taxes will escalate Illinois' outmigration problem
It makes perfect sense to Republican state House candidate Dwight Kay that lawmakers in Springfield have had such a hard time getting the state back on track.
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Kay seeks to amend state constitution to address debt, pension problems
Dwight Kay doesn’t see how Illinois can survive on its current path.
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Kay applauds CPS employees' decision to stop paying union dues in wake of Janus ruling
Dwight Kay can only see good things coming from Chicago Public School (CPS) system employees exerting the freedoms he argues have been denied to them for far too long.
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Kay blames Madigan, Democrats for poor business ratings
Republican House candidate Dwight Kay sees the imminent danger in the way Illinois lawmakers treat the state's business community.
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Kay questions state's investment in television, film production
Dwight Kay is concerned about the state's return on its $420 million, taxpayer-funded investment in the world of television and film production.