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Stuff. let me go back to the kemp-perdue primary. to me they will inevitably converge because perdue and heiss have the same basically i assume campaign structure and all of that. >> i know in the past before the senate race in january and even thereafter a lot of republicans were segregating kemp from raffensperger. maybe the two are joined at the hip because raffensperger is so much more no nonsense, kemp kind of ducked it thinking, hey, maybe i can escape the wrath of trump. he was wrong. so we'll see how that plays out. >> there are two other candidates in this race that i'm told, if you w...

Khakis. >> reporter: even mcauliffe supporters acknowledged that may not have been effective. >> that still flames the hate speech a little. is that a good campaign structure, or strategy? i'll leave that to the experts. >> reporter: youngkin has successfully kept his distance from the former president, even declining to join him on aital fen rally last night. >> vote for glenn youngkin. he's a great man. >> reporter: instead, youngkin has seized on growing parentalang wer local school boards. >> on day one, we will not have political agendas in the classroom, and i will ban critical race theo...

Social media done right: Using Facebook ads for financial services May 25, 2021 by Ida Burr, FI GROW Social media is a GREAT place to reach out to new people and get your financial institution’s products and services out to new markets. It is also a great place to retarget your current members/customers and cross-sell. If you’re looking for the most effective way to use Facebook ads for financial services, you’ve come to the right place! Here are some of our top tips for successful social ad results. Understand Basic Campaign Structure This is one of the most important tips to e...

* My weekly syndicated newspaper column… House Speaker Michael Madigan avoided calling the General Assembly back into session during the pandemic for several reasons, many of them having to do with himself. But new Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch told me earlier this month that “The legislature is back in business. We’re going to work in 2021.” “We’re going to probably use the BOS Center for a little while,” Welch said of the Springfield convention center that the House has been meeting in. “But that’s a pretty costly place. So we’re also trying to explore how to safely ...

The new speaker talks ‘Fair Maps,’ new House rules, staffing and the post-Madigan era in Springfield.