With no debate, the Illinois Senate today voted to make enacting right-to-work ordinances on a local level a class A misdemeanor. They would put elected officials behind bars before allowing right-to-work in Illinois.
By Illinois ReviewAfter explosive FOIA findings revealed State Senator Jason Plummer missed more than 35 percent of legislative days in Springfield over a two-year period, the Edwardsville Republican...
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By Illinois ReviewConservative frustration with State Senator Jason Plummer is rapidly boiling over behind the scenes, as multiple sources tell Illinois Review that serious discussions are now underway...
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By Mark Vargas, Editor-in-Chief & Opinion ContributorIllinois Republicans don’t have the luxury of ignoring failure – not in a state dominated by Democrats, and certainly not within their...
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By Illinois ReviewA suburban Chicago restaurant owner with a violent criminal past has been released from federal custody under strict conditions – yet is still allowed to operate...
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By Illinois ReviewNewly uncovered attendance records are raising serious concerns about Illinois State Senator Jason Plummer’s leadership, after data shows he missed more legislative workdays than any other...
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