"Really, I'll Drive You Nuts…" |
HOTLINE!
Rauner Says If You’ve Seen Something Illegal, Call Me!
The Illinois Review, always a purveyor of items Tea Party,
announced a short time ago that GOP candidate Bruce Rauner has “launched a
statewide whistleblower tip line for citizens” who want to report corruption,
misuse of state funds, etc.
Where to begin?
You’ll remember that in his televised political commercials,
Rauner giddily warns his (democratic) wife,
“Really, I’m gonna drive ‘em all crazy…”
LOL and LOWoofs |
And she laughs, and then they both laugh together in a kind
of forced exaggeration, which is unsettling if not blatantly threatening.
And now, gubernatorial candidate Rauner has created another catchy
dodge to avoid any real in-depth explanation of his actual positions on budget
or education or taxes - and most
anything else salient when it comes to voting for the next Governor of
Illinois: The Corruption Hotline.
If you spot your current Governor up to no good, you can
call Rauner’s new HOTLINE: 855-PAT-TIPS. If you prefer using the promised veil of technology,
you can also email Bruce with your concerns at stopcorruption@brucerauner.com.
In actuality, Rauner is trying to ride the crest of the
latest wave of investigations into fund mismanagement of Quinn’s anti-violence
programs in Chicago, a carelessly run democratic operation possibly
misappropriating untold amounts of money on ineffectual programs to provide
cultural opportunities for children in high crime areas.
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Here’s a modest (and much better) proposal for a possible
crime by current politician(s). How
about a Governor who ignored his oath of office, his refusal to uphold Article
XIII, Section 5 of the Illinois Constitution to keep a legal promise and not
diminish or impair the contractual guarantee for workers once they began
employment with the State?
I called the HOTLINE tonight, and I even emailed my concerns
as well.
I certainly hope you
will do the same.
Give or take a COLA. |
In fact, I know many, many legislators who ignored their
oaths and acted in a less than legal manner - in my opinion. Nekritz?
Biss? M. Davis? Lou Lang?
Emil Jones? Etc.
“Hello, Bruce Rauner. My name is
John Dillon, and I am reporting corruption in Illinois politics at the highest
levels. Governor Pat Quinn, along with
members of the Senate and House, passed an unconstitutional bill called SB1
which ignores the earned rights of public workers, threatens the promised futures
of current workers as well as current retirees, and avoids the contractual guarantees
provided by the Illinois Constitution. I
really hope you will do something about this, Bruce, but I notice that you are
not saying anything about it on your website.
I hope you’ll explain your position clearly, Bruce, and explain how you
are a better choice for the many hundred thousands of us in the public sector
service area. Thanks, Bruce. “
Laughter and laughter, and even more laughter.
855-PAT-TIPS
or stopcorruption@brucerauner.com.
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