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Monday is Vaxday, as the mayor of Chicago

And Cook County Committee Chairman

A Covid-19 shot was received.

And other Republicans face delays for voting to impeach the former president

Inciting riots on behalf of Congress

Talking about how to reshape the Republican Party.

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Ask Jinzinger whether he will insist that the Republican Party is still "Trump's party."

Gone when I was young. "That's why I have to fight like hell and bring it back to the meeting I believe in."

Focus on the primary election, not "restoring the integrity of the party."

Republican Representative Adam Kinsinger wants Trump after the reorganization of the Republican Party. | AP Photo/Norraine Nasir

As emotions fade, more and more people will consider themselves Trump Republicans. In six months, it does not have to be Donald Trump’s party. "

Kinzinger weighs his options when running for re-election or other offices-and whether Trump supporters will avenge him in the polls. Unlike ten other representatives who voted to abandon Trump, Jinzinger's blue hometown shrugged. Although there are rumors that he may lose in future congressional elections, most Republican political observers believe this is unlikely.

Over the years, I won easily every time. He also beat Trump in the general election, so even a strong challenge from the right may win his support in the House of Representatives campaign.

Jinzinger decided to run for governor or the U.S. Senate. The main means of surviving is to face Democrat opponents, who would reject Jinzinger’s moderate Republican message and point out his voting record:

More than 90% of the time.

In view of the fact that the congressional district has not been re-planned, the primary election is a foregone conclusion, so Jinzinger insisted on reorganizing the Republican Party.

At the Cook County Commission, the rights measures of renters have received attention. Member of the board

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It has received the support of five other commissioners to co-sponsor the county-wide Residential Tenant Landlord Ordinance (RTLO), which protects tenants from illegal blockades and what Britton calls "bad actors and landlords".

The proposal has been signed. And Republican Commissioner

Tell Playbook that he also wants to vote. "We have been working hard to help make a fairness law for tenants and landlords. I believe we are here today. I support." He said last night.

In the entire county, there are approximately 245,000 households within the scope of rental properties, and cities such as Chicago, Evanston and Mount Prospect have not enforced strict regulations. (somewhere,

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It will also limit the late fees or deposits that the landlord can collect, and require the landlord to meet the basic habitability standards and disclose the cited violations of the regulations. RTLO also exempts "mom and pop" small owners, single-family houses that cannot be sold by owners, and SROs that provide services to the most disadvantaged residents.

Oppose property destruction and abandonment, although this may not be enough to appease critics.

The landlord foresaw that the decree “increased the landlord’s cost of ownership and ultimately weakened the investment environment.”

Among the committee members, the committee voted on Wednesday. The final vote is Thursday.

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On Monday, 49 new deaths and 2,944 new confirmed and probable coronavirus cases were reported. In Illinois, there were a total of 18,798 deaths and 1,104,763 deaths. From January 18 to 24, the initial 7-day positive rate of cases within the state was 4.7%.

It is 7.2%.

"In order to increase the Covid-19 vaccination rate in the black and Latino neighborhoods that have been severely hit in Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said on Monday that she plans to work with local groups while cooperating with the U.S. Census. A quantitative publicity plan for vaccines used by communities in the west", written by Gregory Pratt and John Byrne of the Tribune.

Designed by Becky Vevea and Mariah Woelfel of WBEZ

Emmanuel Camarillo of The Sun said: "The latest case of the B.1.1.7 variant was first discovered in the UK, and the total number of cases in Illinois reached nine."

POLITICO’s Rachel Roubein and Brianna Ehley said: “Under pressure to accelerate vaccination, states are delaying or reallocating doses for long-term care facilities.”

Rachel Hinton and Isabel Salaf of The Sun Times

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Serving in the army prompted the colonel to quickly praise.

Pritzker, who knew he was a transgender woman, said in a statement to Playbook after learning the news. "This operation will help the armed forces recruit more qualified full-time recruits. This is based on extensive research that shows that the inclusive policy is successful and can enhance our military strength. Very simple, this is very important for our military and our The country is the right thing."

Before establishing and supervising the Pritzker Military Library in Chicago, he served in the Army Reserve and the Illinois Army National Guard. The governor is her cousin.

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The 2016 presidential election completely disappointed him, when he dismissed a message on Twitter in 2017 saying that he would issue an order to ban transgender soldiers. Pritzker opposed Trump and continued to donate $247,000 to Biden's campaign.

In a 20-minute conversation, Dr. Francis Abiola Oke of Springfield and President Joe Biden talked about their family immigration story. Steven Spearie of the National Daily roster wrote that Oak had contacted supporters a few days before Biden’s inauguration, and he said he had donated a small amount of money to the Biden/Harris campaign. .

With Washington at an impasse, President Joe Biden urged an ambitious agenda to tackle the climate crisis. Biden's signature plan "Rebuild Better" includes a $400B investment in clean energy research, the establishment of a new institution focused on climate, and other initiatives. Conduct a virtual dialogue with POLITICO to discuss policy recommendations and practices to help economic communities that rely on fossil fuels to guide the energy transition.

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President Joe Biden said: "I think we should ensure the safety of school classrooms." This shows that extensive testing is the way to solve the problem. Chalkbeat reports: "Chicago public schools and the city's teachers' union have both seized on this statement."

The parents’ petition said: “Our children should not suffer as a result of solving their problems in unions and regions.” Nader Issa of The Sun Times reported.

Said that the Chicago Teachers League opposition’s return to the classroom was “to withdraw more money from Congress with children as hostages, but there is no guarantee that they will be released if they do so”.

The Chicago Times reported: “According to the Chicago Aviation Administration website, O’Hare International Airport reported 119 cancellations on Monday night, while Midway International Airport reported 46 cancellations.”

By Kori Rumore

"The investigation announced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday was carried out in a separate but related investigation of the government of Mayor Lori Lightfoot," said Michael Hawthorne of the Tribune.

"Following the surge last year, by 2021, there have been more than 160 carjackings in Chicago. The Chicago Police Department stated that it is taking a more comprehensive approach to this peak, such as increasing detectives and expanding citywide robberies. Car Task Force," Blair Paddock of WTTW accepted a video interview with Brandis Friedman.

“The high unemployment rate on the south and west sides of the city has pushed many residents into the informal economy or got rid of the book economy. Dozens of few job opportunities, reduced investment and de-industrialization have forced people to enter a mode of survival without Receive formal training or permits. Natalie Moore of WBEZ reports that street vendors, car mechanics, child care providers and porters are part of this.

"Witnesses said dozens of the Patriot Front of the Texas Patriot Front gathered outside the Cook County building on Saturday," said Tom Schuba of the Sun Times.

John Byrne via the Tribune

American University Sine Policy and Politics Institute announces Mayor of Chicago

And the Mayor of Miami

As an outstanding lecturer in 2021. (H/t national script.)

Fran Spearman of The Sun Times said: "Several Chicago City Council members asked why Metra wanted to upgrade the seven border crossings near the west side and build a new Fulton market station, while Metra’s central business district The property is in a regrettable state.".

A video released on Monday showed that “Kyle Rittenhouse and his mother followed social media comments within a few hours after he fatally shot two men, and the teenager was in contact with The detective immediately asked for a lawyer as he sat down. Nearly four hours of footage was captured at the Antioch Police Station in the northern suburbs after the shooting occurred during the Kenosha protests in late August. With David Heinzman

“Friday, the state’s Supreme Court was at a deadlock over how to interpret state law, which outlines the procedures that judges must follow to send minors convicted of criminal acts to state juvenile detention facilities. This in Rock Island County The case raises the question of whether under Illinois law, judges must directly declare in court records that their commitment to juvenile detention facilities is a "minimum" sentencing option," Sarah Mansour of Congress News

A candidate who has not run for a Cook County judge has filed two lawsuits, one in the U.S. District Court and the other in the Cook County Circuit Court. Glenview’s Patricia Fallon opposed DiFranco and won the Cook County 12th Sub-Tour District Judges’ contest on November 24, and was designated as the defendant along with Cook County Secretary Karen Yarborough and the Illinois State Assembly. election. The Cook County Election Commission was appointed as the defendant in the federal lawsuit. Written by Lauren Barry of Journal & Topics.

"A former Logan County clerk has been appointed to fill the rest of the term of State Senator Bill Brady. McLean County Republican Chairman Connie Beard said Sally Turner of Beeson from nine applicants over the weekend Elected. She said that the county Republican chairman’s decision was unanimous. Turner had served as six positions as Logan County Clerk and is now engaged in government consulting."

Jon Seidel of The Sun said: “The defense lawyer agreed to only seek records to confirm that the senior jurors were selected before the COVID-19 pandemic.”

(IL-17) is a member of the powerful appropriation committee and has been appointed to a number of subcommittees, including: defense, labor, health and human services, education, and energy and water.

(IL-15) was appointed as a member of the Agriculture Committee of the House of Representatives. Miller suits her very well. She and her husband, Republican State Representative Chris Miller, ran a grain and livestock farm on the outskirts of Oakland in Coles County. Miller said in a statement announcing the appointment: "As a farmer, I can bring a new level of expertise and understanding to the committee."

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Confrontation between two weeks

According to POLITICO's national playbook, the Terminator struggle is about to end. McConnell said late Monday that he would waive the requirement that the new 50-50 Senate power-sharing agreement includes provisions that clearly protect the majority of the Senate.

This is a virtual event co-sponsored by Reform for Illinois and hosted by Ald.

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And state senators

Former Cook County Clerk

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Today is the 35th anniversary of the bear market winning the Super Bowl. To celebrate this, Marquee Sports Network

, "'85: The greatest team in football history." With former President Xiong

Former Mayor of Chicago

Rev Jesse Jackson paid tribute to the greatest team in NFL history.

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Some others correctly answered that Anton Cermak was the bailiff of the municipal court (1919), Oldman (1909), the Cook County Committee (1922), and a member of the Illinois House of Representatives (1902) and Mayor of Chicago (1931).

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