Political Corruption: The Series Part II, Budget Games

Governor Rauner and the lawmaker's games with the Illinois state budget is corrupt, despicable and uncalled for. It especially hurts those who need the most help: children, the sick, the disabled and the poor.

Their childish inaction is forcing needless cuts in health care, education, social services and public transit. Our state leaders need to grow up and learn how to compromise. We have many people in the disabled community willing to go down to Springfield to help the process along. Are you ready?

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  1. UnknownAugust 13, 2015 at 4:42 PM

    Rauner is a jagoff i already knew when Rauner became governor things where going to get worst. Rauner isnt going to be able to cut the programs shut down the day care center's. I saw it coming when Rauner bcame governor things were going to get ugly

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