...the reimbursement by asking two questions: Q. Why would a school district pay legal expenses for the campaign of an Illinois State Representative? A. Initial review tells us the school...
...2. Transfer the guns to the Department of the State Police 3. Transfer them to the police agency that confiscated them for their own use 4. Transfer to the Department...
...job, all while getting paid to work for our County ETSB as a salaried director. Need we remind everyone that most oaths of office include upholding our state constitution, especially...
...he has since sold it to the current owner. 32:16 in the video – Illinois State Representative Brad Halbrook is looking for an office (not for campaign purposes) in Edgar...
...state is broke and to see what a sitting State Representative, in his school superintendent role does financially tells me a lot about what is or is not happening at...
Shelbyville, IL. – In a packed courtroom in Shelbyville, Illinois, Brad Halbrook took the Oath of Office of Illinois State Representative of the 109th Legislative District. The oath was administered...
...in state spending. When he heads to Springfield he has vowed to cut spending, reform the state pension systems and protect the 2nd Amendment. What: Brad Halbrook swearing in ceremony...
...for such an appointment, especially considering a Brigadier General with 30 years in service was just elected to the State Representatives last year. Mr. Miller stated on at least two...
...forfeited guns though an auction with Langham Auctioneers. The problem here is that it is illegal for a Sheriff Department to sell forfeited guns. Illinois state laws point to only...
...the same party we belong to? The below five items are only the minor problems we have exposed in relation to certain candidates, their conduct at the state and local...
