*** UPDATED x4 *** A programming reminder
Wednesday, Jun 16, 2021 - Posted by Rich Miller * Make sure you click here to keep an eye on the live coverage post today while the House is in session. Speaker Welch will be doing a media availability after session ends, so you may want to monitor that, too. You can use this post to comment on whatever happens. *** UPDATE 1 *** The budget fix just passed 71-44-1 after some spirited debate. *** UPDATE 2 *** The FOID bill, HB562, just passed 75-40. *** UPDATE 3 *** HB1092, the Firearms Restraining Order Act, passed 61-47 (it only required 60 votes). *** UPDATE 4 *** HB2908, the Chicago elected school board bill, passed 70-41.
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- Donnie Elgin - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 3:53 pm:
House experiencing laughable technical difficulties setting up remote roll call.
- Been There - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 4:51 pm:
Thanks for the update Rich. I was busy watching the Sox becoming the team with the best record in baseball.
- Amalia - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 5:03 pm:
@Been There, ditto…..crazy game. Grandal (banned exclamation point).
- Donnie Elgin - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 5:03 pm:
On the FOID bill Hoffman had it wrong in the debate - the buyer is responsible to go to the FFL…
“Provides that any person within this State who receives any firearm, stun gun, or taser from a person who is not a federally licensed firearm dealer shall provide a record of the transfer within 10 days of the transfer to a federally licensed firearm dealer”
- low level - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 6:14 pm:
So the Republicans want to back Mayor Lightfoot on an elected school board? I mean, OK.
- Oswego Willy - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 6:31 pm:
Mayor Lightfoot,
There ain’t gonna be no “pardon” from no governor.
Elected school board, candidate Lightfoot is ecstatic.
- Pot calling kettle - Wednesday, Jun 16, 21 @ 8:27 pm:
==So the Republicans want to back Mayor Lightfoot on an elected school board?==
This fits with their national platform of disenfranchising voters of color. While the mayor doesn’t seem to know what that means, the Republicans do.