More Illinois Corruption

Remember, when a democrat accuses the Right of doing something nefarious, it's usually projection for something the democrats are already doing or planning to have done. Like this:

• As an alternative to a primary election, Illinois law allowed for a party to get its candidates on the ballot for General Assembly spots by party slating procedure, along with collection of a requisite number of public signatures on nominating positions. A number of Republican challengers have been proceeding accordingly.

  But over the course of just 30 hours on the first days of this month, the Democratic supermajority changed the law to retroactively disallow that procedure, thereby barring challengers from the November ballot as Republican party candidates.

  The new law almost certainly gives Democrats a win in races in which Republicans did not run a candidate in the primary and could result in dozens of unopposed races.

Fata$$ proves he's not just fatassed, but stupidly evil, too:

• Gov. JB signed the new law the day after it was passed, hours after telling reporters he didn’t know all the details. He also claimed it was an “ethics” bill. “It really does make sure that we don’t have backroom deals to put people on the ballot and run as a result of some small group of people in a smoke-filled room making the choice,” Pritzker said at an unrelated news conference in Bloomington. “So I think to me, more transparency is better.”

An "ethics" bill? What does Toilet-Boy know about ethics?

In fact, this bill came about the same way the last "assault weapon" bill did.

• present a bill - about "ethics" or some sort of "insurance" bill;
• hold a preliminary hearing and send the bill to a committee
• the committee guts all of the "ethics" or "insurance" language and replaces it with "election reform" or "assault weapon" banning;
• send the bill to the floor and have everyone vote on the former "Ethics" or "Insurance" bill
• have Porky answer a question from the tame press where he doesn't know shit about a bill he just signed.

Now they're changing election rules in the middle of the game....again, like they did in 2020.