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Illinois Comptroller Sued Over Freedom of Information Act Denial

For the Good of Illinois, a government accountability and transparency group, has filed a lawsuit against Republican Illinois Comptroller, Judy Baar-Topinka, for failure to comply with the group’s request for records of one year of the state’s expenditures under the Freedom of Information Act. 19 Jan 2013

Chicago Alderwoman, Jesse Jackson Jr.'s Wife, Resigns

On the heels of the embattled Jesse Jackson, Jr.'s resignation from Congress, his wife, Sandi Jackson, has now too resigned from her post as the alderwoman in Chicago. Just one month ago, Ms. Jackson denied reports that she was considering stepping down. 14 Jan 2013

David Gregory's Wife Acted in Play with DC Attorney General

There may have been a more personal factor in Washington, D.C. Attorney General Irv Nathan's decision to let NBC’s David Gregory off the hook Friday than the “prosecutorial discretion” he claimed he was exercising by declining to prosecute Gregory for alleged possession of a high-capacity gun magazine. 11 Jan 2013

Scott Walker to Introduce Income Tax Cuts in Wisconsin

For us, one of the biggest bangs for our buck is dropping the individual income tax rate, putting more money back in the hands of consumers and small business owners out there so that they in turn can invest that money, they can take out loans, they can move forward and put people to work. 11 Jan 2013

Chicago Media Declare Democrat Will Win Jesse Jr's Seat

Just two days into the official race for former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr.’s seat (IL-2), some of the Chicago media are inexplicably able to declare which party will win—the Democrats—and telling their viewers the same. This is despite the fact that five Republicans have filed to run in addition to 17 Democrats, and the even more confounding fact that Election Day is still four months away. 10 Jan 2013

Illinois Swears in Three Legislators Facing Criminal Charges

Illinois’ newest General Assembly began Wednesday with the swearing into office of not one, but three Democrat legislators facing criminal charges. One might expect in a state with such a history of sending governors to prison, there would be a real initiative underway to stop the corruption, or at least to stop electing the corrupt. But in Illinois, there is no such luck, or sense. 10 Jan 2013

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