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Lawmakers have lots of options if they’re serious about ethics reform in Illinois – Usa news503 Service Unavailable

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It might feel a little odd to talk about ethics reform in Illinois while GOP politicians in the nation’s capital are making a dumpster fire out of every good government rule they can find. But after Thursday’s conviction of longtime former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, the state needs to move forward and finally chart a new course that can be an example for the rest of the nation. As Ryan Tolley, executive director at CHANGE Illinois, s

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Lawmakers have lots of options if they’re serious about ethics reform in Illinois – Usa news503 Service Unavailable

It might feel a little odd to talk about ethics reform in Illinois while GOP politicians in the nation’s capital are making a dumpster fire out of every good government rule they can find. But after Thursday’s conviction of longtime former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, the state needs to move forward and finally chart a new course that can be an example for the rest of the nation. As Ryan Tolley, executive director at CHANGE Illinois, s

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Lawmakers have lots of options if they’re serious about ethics reform in Illinois

It might feel a little odd to talk about ethics reform in Illinois while GOP politicians in the nation’s capital are making a dumpster fire out of every good government rule they can find. But after Thursday’s conviction of longtime former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, the state needs to move forward and finally chart a new course that can be an example for the rest of the nation. As Ryan Tolley, executive director at CHANGE Illinois, …

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