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With each new report of investigations into Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s campaign fund and other dealings, the need for stronger ethics legislation in Illinois becomes readily apparent to everyone except, apparently, the governor and some top legislative leaders.
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posted by Paul Richardson
Monday, Jun 18, 07 @ 7:46 am
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Why is Emil, I mean Pate2.0, still sitting on these ethics bills? Let them out of committee and PASS them. “Be just, and fear not”.
Comment by Let my legislation go Monday, Jun 18, 07 @ 12:07 pm