In a scathing critique on the House floor, Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie voiced frustration over the legislative process currently dominated by the Democratic supermajority.
She highlighted that only 10% of Republican bills met the committee deadline, which she argued contradicts the fairness the majority espouses. McCombie condemned what she termed “poor decorum” and accused Democrats of prioritizing personal political agendas, citing issues like the Green New Deal and plastic bans. She affirmed Republicans’ readiness to work constructively, urging for a focus on meaningful legislation that addresses the state’s pressing needs.
