The Illinois political class can save their self-righteous lectures. If they really want to be helpful maybe they could give all of us a heads-up the next time Big Gambling, Big Weed or Big Whoever is about to get one of the bills they’ve written fast-tracked into law.
Having the same right to directly elect the members of the central committee of the state party, the organization that is arguably more powerful and more important than any single county organization, would just seem to be common sense.
People ask me if I’m voting for Rauner Tuesday, and I say of course not. I didn’t vote for him four years ago, so I’m certainly not voting for him now when everything I warned about came to fruition.
Sean Morrison is spinning in circles now trying to justify why he not only didn’t immediately fire a child predator, but actually went out of his way to help the predator travel to another state where his employee tried to prey on children again.