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Category Archives: Crime
Of toilets and contractors: Is Pritzker up to the job of renovating Illinois? – Chicago Tribune
Of toilets and contractors: Is Pritzker up to the job of renovating Illinois? – Chicago Tribune — Read on http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/editorials/ct-edit-pritzker-toilet-unions-mansion-20181015-story,amp.html
Posted in #madigoon, #metoo, #taxation, Chicago, Crime, Education, election fraud, Elections, foia, gun control, Horse Racing, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, marijuana, News, political satire, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, Social Media, Taxation
Tagged #city politics, advocates, Chicago, cook county, Crime, Illinois, income tax, Madigan, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, transparency, unemployment
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Help support the Van Dyke girls
https://www.gofundme.com/mdb4be The recent verdict in Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke’s criminal trial had a devastating impact on our community and law enforcement around the world. But this verdict has impacted Jason’s wife and two daughters more than words can … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Crime, Elections, gun control, Illinois, illinois politics, political satire, politics, Union
Tagged #chicagopolice
#secondcitycop, #city politics, #cpd, advocacy, behind the scenes, budget hearing, bullets, City of Chicago, Crime, Rahm Emanuel, Roy F. McCampbell, van dyke
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Who Torched The Northlake Elephant ?
Please Share, Tag yourself and everyone that knew about this elephant! Spread the word anyway. With all our help we WILL find this guy. As many of you know by now our Elephant and the surrounding towns mascot was torched … Continue reading
Posted in #leydenpride, Chicago, Crime, Franklin Park, Illinois, Leyden, Northlake, northlake elephant, Roy F. McCampbell, Social Media, West Leyden
Tagged arson, northlake elephant, Roy F. McCampbell, torched
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Consent is not enough: If You want a Sexual Partner, Look for Enthusiasm; OR You May Be Looking for an Attorney
As an attorney, I am getting this question asked in various formats more frequently in light of the current social dialogue and #metoo movement: Are you a man about to leap into bed with a woman, worried that you might … Continue reading
Posted in #metoo, California, Chicago, Crime, domestic violence, Entertainment, gangs, gun control, Illinois, illinois politics, politics, rape, Schiller Park, schiller park police, sexual assault, sexual harrassment, Social Media, Taxation, transgender, Uncategorized
Tagged #metoo, advocacy, advocates, California, children, cook county, Franklin Park, Illinois, McCampbell, murder, Norridge, Norwood Park Township, parents, politics, rape, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell, Schiller Park, sexual assault, sexual harassment
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We Should Learn From History
My fellow Americans and friends around the world: We do not fully understand how or why the ancient civilizations destroyed each other. Upon the testimony of the ancients, corroborated by history and modern discoveries we know that there was only … Continue reading
Posted in #irishtricolor, #leydenpride, #taxation, Afghanistan, Chicago, Crime, domestic violence, Economy, Education, Elections, gambling, gangs, gun control, Health, Illinois, illinois politics, mental health, News, political satire, politics, Religion, Roy F. McCampbell, Taxation, Terrorists, USCongress, vietnam, vietnam virtual wall, vietnam wall, War on Terror, World War II
Tagged #leydenpride, advocacy, Chicago, children, cook county, education, facebook, Illinois, LASEC, Madigan, Olympics, Roy F. McCampbell, World Autism Awareness Day
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We Remember 48 Years Ago Today
48 years ago today – The Kent State shootings occurred at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. On Monday, May 4, 1970, anti-war protestors scheduled a rally for noon at the campus. University officials attempted to ban the gathering but proved … Continue reading
Posted in College, Crime, Economy, Education, Elections, illinois politics, politics, Social Media
Tagged #leydenpride, advocacy, advocates, education, facebook, Kent state, murder, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, school, school district., vietnam
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Why Should You Vote ?
Make your voice heard … Every Vote Counts! The Importance of Voting Voting is one of the most important rights and responsibilities that U.S. citizens have. About 150 million American citizens are qualified to vote. Unfortunately, many don’t. They give … Continue reading
Posted in #taxation, Chicago, Crime, domestic violence, Economy, Education, election fraud, Elections, Finance, fire protection, foia, Franklin Park, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, Leyden Fire Protection District, political satire, politics, Rauner, referendum, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park Commentaries, schillerparkblog, senator durbin, Social Media, Taxation, Union, USCongress, vote
Tagged advocacy, advocates, budget, Chicago, cook county, facebook, Illinois, income tax, Madigan, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, school district., transparency, unemployment, vote
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Illinois Democratic Polling in Governor Contest
NEW #ILGov Dem Poll: Pritzker: 32% Kennedy: 26% Biss: 22% Undecided: 16% Victory Research, conducted Mar 13-16 Margin of Error: 2.82% Total polled: 1204 statewide
Posted in Chicago, Crime, domestic violence, Economic Development, Economy, Education, election fraud, Elections, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, political satire, politics, Rauner, referendum, Taxation, Union
Tagged advocacy, Biss, Chicago, education, governor, Illinois, income tax, Kennedy, Madigan, politics, polling, Pritzker, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, unemployment
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The New Year Sees No Relief For Illinoisans’ From Ever Growing Property Tax Bills
A major reason for Illinoisans’ daunting property tax bills is the record number of local government bodies they’re supporting. Illinois, for example, is home to nearly 860 school districts, fifth-highest in the nation. Meanwhile, those districts serve the fifth-lowest number of … Continue reading →