Monthly Archives: November 2026
Some Thoughts on the Future of Illinois
I am in total disbelief that anyone could think IL and its policies are not worth a change. Highest property taxes in the nation. People leaving the bankrupt state in droves. A new tax every week on its people. Gas … Continue reading →
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Conclusions From 2026 US Midterm Elections
FIRST CONCLUSIONS Conclusions from the results of the U.S. midterm elections in 2026 look something like this. 1) The Democratic Party achieved a decisive and major victory. Such a major victory in congressional elections, including both midterms and presidential ones, … Continue reading →
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