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Governor Pritzker Is Following Political Science NOT Science
What I wonder is of the 9,757 deaths, how many died OF Covid & how many died WITH Covid. Also, of the Covid hospitalizations, I’d be curious to know if they had the seasonal flu & their test showed positive … Continue reading
Posted in #madigoon, Bradley Stephens, Chicago, Corona Virus, Covid-19, Economy, Edison Park, Illinois, illinois politics, Leyden, mike madigan, political satire, politics, Pritzker, Reopen Illinois, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, US Supreme Court, vaccines, wages
Tagged advocacy, Chicago, cook county, Covid-19, Illinois, politics, Pritzker, restaurant, Roy F. McCampbell, shut down
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Don’t Miss Oceans Pit Today 10/30/2020 at Noon with Roy F McCampbell as a Guest in Facebook Live
Don’t miss Oceans Pit! The little Show About Big Things! This Fri. 10/30. We have 2 Special Guests! The 1st half. Attorney at law. Roy McCampell! And The 2nd half Lead Vocalist of The AC/DC Tribute Band TNT! Jim Irwin! … Continue reading
Posted in #taxation, Bailey, Bradley Stephens, Economic Development, Franklin Park, Illinois, illinois politics, Leyden, Mayor Caiafa, political satire, politics, Pritzker, Reopen Illinois, Roy F. McCampbell
Tagged advocacy, Illinois, law, Mo Carrera, politics, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, The Rat Pack, Tony Ocean
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Supporting The Restaurants Defying The Governors Shut Down Order——-A Throw-back to the Speakeasy Days
Gov. Pritzker is pushing another wave of business lockdowns despite the courts overturning his emergency orders. Small businesses are hanging on by a thread and many won’t survive. What’s more, Pritzker is trying to push a progressive tax that would … Continue reading
COVID-19, Cold, Flu, Know The Difference
Know the difference between Cold, Flu, & COVID-19 symptoms. If you are feeling any of the COVID-19 symptoms get tested today! https://lnkd.in/eB5M_Hz “We in the World Health Organization do not advocate lockdowns as the primary means of control of this … Continue reading
Posted in Corona Virus, Covid-19, health risk, Illinois, illinois politics
Tagged Chicago, cold, Covid-19, fly, Illinois, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, symptoms
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Will 18 Billionaires Solve Illinois’ Financial Problems ? Governor Pritzker Has a Hidden Agenda To Increase Everyone’s Taxes !
After watching the numerous pro and con commercials for the proposed Amendment to the Illinois Constitution for the “Fair Tax Act”. The supporters of the Amendment argue that 97% of Illinois will pay the same or less taxes. The “Pro” … Continue reading
Posted in #taxation, Bradley Stephens, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, mike madigan, political satire, politics, Pritzker, referendum, Reopen Illinois, Roy F. McCampbell, Taxation, vote
Tagged advocacy, Chicago, cook county, deficits, Illinois, politics, Pritzker, referendum, Roy F. McCampbell, Taxation
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Schiller Park Fire Chief, Peter Chiodo, Walk Off——Congratulations !
Congratulations to Fire Chief Peter Chiodo as he retired yesterday from 31 years of service to the Village of Schiller Park. Chief Chiodo has been a skilled Chief, compassionate and brave firefighter, and a decent human being. He has dedicated … Continue reading
Can Governor Pritzker Place A Moratorium On Evictions Indefinitely in Illinois ?
The Governor has worried publicly about a pending flood of evictions, the landlords association has noted. That is a problem caused by the moratorium. A state appeals court has been asked to step in and decide whether Illinois Gov. JB … Continue reading
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Tagged #city politics, Chicago, cook county, evictions, Illinois, politics, Roy F. McCampbell
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Rosemont Horizon Collapsed 41 Years Ago Today, 8/13/1979
On August 13, 1979, the uncompleted roof of the Rosemont Horizon collapsed, killing five construction workers and injuring 16 others.[5] The collapse was featured in the “Engineering Disasters” episode of Modern Marvels, first broadcast by The History Channel on April … Continue reading
Could St. Maria Goretti Have Been Saved?
It’s a bright, early and sunny morning in west suburban Schiller Park. The neighborhood surrounding St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church comes to life. Church bells ring. Parishioners step out of their cozy brick bungalows and cross the street to the … Continue reading →