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In short… “Rep. Welch… ‘because Speaker Welch’”
The ILGOP can’t find 4 nickels to rub together so now they’re gonna go full “because the Speaker”… again, but with a twist?
It’s all they got. They’ll need all the free media they can muster.
At least Hackler isn’t heckling people wearing masks this time.
=The people of Illinois demand=
Kind of funny that the super minority party thinks it speaks for the “people of Illinois” when the people have clearly indicated, with prejudice, that they do not.
Other than that the ICYMI release is standard gotch with your own words stuff.
The latest work from David Hockney has inspired mixed reactions, to put it lightly (Twitter/@MayorofLondon)
David Hockney has been roundly ridiculed for a new London art piece that’s been likened to “the work of a six-year-old”.
London mayor Sadiq Khan unveiled the newly-installed artwork at Piccadilly Circus station on Tuesday (11 May) as part of a £7million campaign to attract more visitors to the capital. The mayor’s office confirmed to
PinkNews that Hockney contributed the artwork free of charge.
Hockney, 83, composed a re-drawing of the London Underground roundel in yellow and purple, with the “S” at the end pushed onto another line as if the artist ran out of room.
Why David Hockney’s Piccadilly Circus is a great piece of public art Though some might sneer, Hockney’s playful scribble is a testament to the optimism and humour public art can bring to cities. By Elise Bell It’s 9am on a Monday in Piccadilly Circus. Sweat drips down the nape of your neck as you emerge from the Tube carriage, a sardine tin of people spilling out on to the platform. You wish you could be anywhere but here. And then you see it. An odd sign, more a scribble than a painting. In pink and yellow, it looks like a child has been set loose on Microsoft Paint; the s in Piccadilly Circus dropped off at the end, a forgotten addition to a nonsense spectacle. At first you frown, and then you smile. You realise that in those five seconds you have forgotten about the mass of people, the heat and noise of the station. Momentarily, your wish has been granted.