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Rezin: 'It's a parent's right to be made aware of their daughter's health'

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 23, 2021

Veteran state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is pushing back against legislation she deems as an assault on the rights of parents of young daughters across the state.

Turner: 'Without notification, there will be children in our state that will needlessly continue to suffer'

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 22, 2021

State Sen. Sally Turner (R-Lincoln) is warning lawmakers pushing to have the Parental Notice of Abortion Act (PNA) of 1995 repealed to be careful about what they wish for.

Rezin: Pritzker 'has now broken his promise to the people of Illinois twice'

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 6, 2021

Republican state Sen. Sue Rezin wonders when voters will finally tire of all Gov. J.B.

Rose angered by warnings on historic documents: 'Who the hell do these idiots think they are?'

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 30, 2021

State Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) is among the Republican lawmakers expressing outrage that the National Archives is now putting warning labels on founding documents such as the Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence.

'Our concern is about the process': Rezin isn't bullish on chances that ISBE will clarify mask mandate enforcement

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 28, 2021

Republican state Sen. Sue Rezin isn't optimistic of the chances that the Illinois State Board of Education submits clarification on the rules by which it strips schools of recognition.

Rezin praises Tangled Roots Brewing results at Great American Beer Festival

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 27, 2021

State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is saluting Tangled Roots Brewery for its masterful showing in the recent Great American Beer Festival.

'How did it happen?': Illinoisans asked to repay unemployment benefits; IDES misses deadline to repay $4.2 billion federal loan

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 24, 2021

Republican State Rep. Dan Caulkins is demanding answers from the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES), after residents across the state who received unemployment help during the height of the COVID-19 crisis are now being informed they owe back payments, in some cases as much as $20,000, ABC7 reported.

Rezin: Nuclear energy bill 'ensures that our state’s nuclear fleet stays online '

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 19, 2021

Veteran state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Rezin) stands behind Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s decision to turn Senate Bill 2408 into law.

Rezin: Energy bill takes 'an important step in securing a better energy future for Illinois'

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 3, 2021

Veteran state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is embracing Senate Bill 18 as the Illinois energy industry-saving compromise she felt it needed to be.

Caulkins decries 'atmosphere of lawlessness' in wake of Chicago officer's shooting death

By Glenn Minnis | Aug 15, 2021

State Rep. Dan Caulkins (R-Chambana) wants to see Democrats in Springfield get tough on crime across the state following the recent shooting death of Chicago officer Ella French.

Lawmakers call for action to help preserve Byron Nuclear Plant

By Glenn Minnis | Aug 15, 2021

Veteran state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is among a group of Republican lawmakers pushing to keep a pair of local nuclear plants in operation.

Facebook group tries to shed light on critical race theory

By Glenn Minnis | Jul 20, 2021

The Big Con, a group whose mission is 'Exposing the danger of science denial and anti-science propaganda,' posted on its Facebook page the words of Illinois State University professor Andrew Hartman who said about critical race theory, “I’m not really sure that the conservatives right now know what it is or know its history.”

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Rezin: 'It's a parent's right to be made aware of their daughter's health'

Turner: 'Without notification, there will be children in our state that will needlessly continue to suffer'

Rezin: Pritzker 'has now broken his promise to the people of Illinois twice'

Rose angered by warnings on historic documents: 'Who the hell do these idiots think they are?'

'Our concern is about the process': Rezin isn't bullish on chances that ISBE will clarify mask mandate enforcement

Rezin praises Tangled Roots Brewing results at Great American Beer Festival

'How did it happen?': Illinoisans asked to repay unemployment benefits; IDES misses deadline to repay $4.2 billion federal loan

Rezin: Nuclear energy bill 'ensures that our state’s nuclear fleet stays online '

Rezin: Energy bill takes 'an important step in securing a better energy future for Illinois'

Caulkins decries 'atmosphere of lawlessness' in wake of Chicago officer's shooting death

Lawmakers call for action to help preserve Byron Nuclear Plant

Facebook group tries to shed light on critical race theory

Superintendent Weikle: CRT is not 'part of any K-12 teaching and learning standards'

D87 Superintendent Reilly: CRT 'is not in our curriculum'

ISU professor Hartman on CRT: 'Issue itself is not always driving the controversy'

DeWitte: 'We’re not taking care of the significant issues'

Rose: FOID a hindrance to second amendment and 'completely redundant'

Rezin honors longtime police Chief Neary

Rose: 'There’s over a billion dollars in Democratic pork projects in this budget'

Brady: 'Our caucus budget chair was not included on any part of budget negotiations'

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