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You figure she at least would have asked for money to help people remove stickers from their car that their kid added even though they didn’t really know what they meant. Miller’s district consists 100% of makers, so nothing is needed from government. No kids to educate or poor to feed. I think Ayn Rand wrote about them. Even Rep. Ron Paul of all people would push for earmarks for his district…the idea being that if the government is going to spend the money anyway, some of it might as well end up in the district. Glad to see southern Illinois has someone looking out for them… /s

WBGZ Radio 2/8/2021 | By Greg Bishop - Illinois Radio Network A controversial bill reforming parts of Illinois’ criminal justice system is now on the governor’s desk. Some are welcoming the proposed changes. Others, like violent crime victims and victim advocates, are pleading for a veto.   The measure brings new regulations on police and changes aspects of the criminal justice system. One area scheduled to be amended is how the courts handle pre-trial detention and cash bail.     “I know personally people who've been in county jails for up to two and three years, so these counties ...

Normal, IL, USA / www.cities929.com Feb 4, 2021 3:54 PM (The Center Square) – A controversial bill that would change parts of Illinois’ criminal justice system is now on the governor’s desk. Some are welcoming the proposed changes. Others, like violent crime victims and victim advocates, are pleading for a veto. The measure brings new regulations on police and changes aspects of the criminal justice system. One area scheduled to be amended is how the courts handle pre-trial detention and cash bail. NAACP Illinois Conference President Teresa Haley said reforming cash bail is imp...