Taking on the Toughest Issues, Listening to Voters Where They Live and Work
Big day in the justice system. Here are four news stories that will reverberate for years.
When I wrote it in that exact way just now, I shuddered. It doesn’t sound so good for the average American, now does it?
Republicans Rodney Davis and Mary Miller will never be able to vote YES on what our district, our seniors and people living with disabilities deserve and need. Their partisan politics just won’t let them do the right thing.
Europe is finally figuring out what Americans forgot 50 years ago.
Refugees, migrants, and immigrants are good for the economy, especially during a labor shortage. Countries are even waiving visa requirements.
The European Union may have learned something from watching how America has never directly tackled its own border and broken immigration systems.
I doubt it’ll be that easy to ignore the real challenges and frustrations that voters have in every single community in our district, which is exactly what Rep. Davis is doing by huddling in private luncheons and wineries in hushed isolation from the people he answers to and seeks to represent.
In my travels this petition cycle, the conversations had a far more serious and at times darker hue. Many of my closest friends have similar and deepening reservations regarding the Democratic Party and its intentions regarding rural Illinois.
