Republican state Sen. Jason Plummer has been elevated to the post of Assistant Republican Leader."I'm looking forward to taking on the responsibility of serving in leadership for the Republican caucus and representing the conservative, common-sense values of the 54th District as we enter into a new General Assembly,” Plummer said.
David Friess feels Illinois’ growing desperation more each day.“The fact that over half of the bars and restaurants in Illinois cannot make their December rent is a reflection of the overall financial wellbeing of the state,” Friess told the SE Illinois News.
Mike Babcock fumes what House Speaker Mike Madigan is now pushing strikes him as the last thing Illinois needs.“He’s already talking about another tax increase and we simply can’t afford it,” Babcock told the Metro East Sun. “People are already stretched to limit and jobs are being lost every day because of the governor’s control and handling of the pandemic.
After roughly four decades, former republican House hopeful Mike Babcock hopes the worse of Illinois’ problems may finally be over with new leadership in the House.
Former Republican House candidate Mike Babcock doesn't mince words when expressing what he thinks the new criminal justice bill passed on Jan. 13 by Democrats in Springfield could mean.
Rep. David Friess (R-Red Bud) said there's a good reason why Illinois mainly stands alone in the battle to rebuild its economy in the wake of COVID-19.
Former House candidate Mike Babcock, a Republican, said there’s a simple reason why the Illinois economy continues to struggle at a time when other states are starting to show signs of recovering from the lingering effects of COVID-19.
In the eyes of former republican House hopeful Mike Babcock the revolt against Springfield has been a long time coming.“We’ve been running these massive deficits for more than 20-years now,” Babcock told the Metro East Sun. “You add to that the way taxes are now too high and the way the business climate is not conducive to make a living, especially under these pandemic restrictions, and people have had enough.
Former Republican House candidate Mike Babcock (R-Wood River) is confused about how the Special House Committee convened to look into some of the actions of longtime House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago) arrived at their decision so quickly.
With issues with the state’s Illinois Department of Employment Security still raging, state Sen. Jason Plummer is demanding that Springfield take immediate action.
Illinois State Sen. Jason Plummer (R-Edwardsville) is going the extra mile for his constituents this holiday season by participating in a district wide food collection program.The veteran lawmaker is partnering with the Nourishing Greatness Program to collect food for their weekend food program.