For those of us who grew up during the Cold War, the movie “Dr. Strangelove: or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb,” was a wakeup call to the threat of nuclear annihilation. Today, the debt crisis poses a different kind of threat, but one that seems to have disappeared from public debate. Citizens and elected officials have become unconcerned about public debt because Keynesian economics continues to dominate public discourse.
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By Rob Russell, Guest Opinion ContributorFor more than three decades, I have served in law enforcement – including 20 years as a DuPage County Deputy Sheriff – and...
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By Illinois ReviewA handful of irrelevant Illinois Republicans surfaced this week to repeat their favorite talking point: Donald Trump is supposedly “unpopular” in Illinois and holding the GOP...
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By Illinois ReviewIllinois House Republican Deputy Minority Leader Norine “No Show” Hammond didn’t just skip a Republican event Tuesday night – she skipped her own hometown.Hammond was expected...
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By Illinois ReviewIllinois Gov. JB Pritzker has signed House Bill 767 – a sweeping new law that hands unprecedented vaccine authority to the Illinois Department of Public Health...
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By Illinois ReviewChicago once again recorded the highest level of Thanksgiving holiday gun violence among major U.S. cities, surpassing New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, Atlanta, and Philadelphia in...
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