Ted Dabrowski wants the people of Illinois to know that the 'grand bargain' being proposed as a solution to the long-running state budget crisis isn’t really intended to be to their benefit.
Senate President John Cullerton has put all his colleagues on notice of their call to duty, as his push for a 'grand bargain' solution to Illinois’ nearly two-year budget impasse grows more contentious.
In the 2014 general election, 68 people in Illinois voted twice for a total of 136 votes, according to an analysis of Illinois State Board of Election (ISBE) records.
The Chicago-based Better Government Association (BGA) watchdog group recently shared its viewpoint via an online article that Illinois government leaders practice a strong avoidance of organizations — such as itself — that are equipped to expose accountability.
The 'grand bargain' proposal being pushed as a responsible solution to Illinois’ ongoing budget stalemate now includes provisions calling for higher state sales taxes on everything from food to drugs.