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This is the online home of the Palos Township Republican Organization. On this site we will keep you updated on all of the GOP political information for Palos Township and suburban Cook County.
We sincerely hope that you are a member of the Palos Township Republican Organization. You don’t have to live in Palos Township to be a member. If you are not a member, we welcome you to join us and get involved in your local politics. Get involved, you can make a better life for you and your family.
- Sean Morrison, Committeeman
- Sean Morrison, Committeeman
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- Chairman Sean Morrison And Fellow GOP Leaders Endorse Mike Fricilone In 3rd Congressional District RaceMarch 6, 2020[Chicago, IL] – Cook County Republican Party Chairman Sean Morrison joined fellow Republican leaders today in downtown Chicago to announce their endorsement of republican candidate Mike Fricilone in Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District.Standing alongside Illinois GOP Chairman Tim [ more]
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Illinois Republican Party Chairman Tim Schneider Responds to House Passage of Extreme Late Term Abortion BillJuly 2, 2019Moments ago, the Illinois House passed the Reproductive Health Act (House Amendment 1 to SB 25) stripping away restrictions for late term abortions. Illinois Republican Party Chairman Tim Schneider released the following response: “In just a few short years, the Democrat party in Illinois went from [ more]- Socialist drift jeopardizes Dems’ chances of connecting with Cuban-American votersJuly 2, 2019MIAMI – “I’ve been working and fighting against the communists since I was 11 years old,” said Emilio Izquierdo, a 71-year-old Cuban-American exile, as he stood outside the legendary Versailles restaurant in the sweltering heat of Little Havana. For decades, people like Izquierdo have come to this [ more]
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Across Southern Illinois, people are reporting for COVID-19 pandemic duty with an unlikely weapon: their sewing machines.COMMISSIONER MORRISON CALLS ON GOVERNOR PRITZKER & MAYOR LIGHTFOOT TO STOP THE POLITICAL SNIPING AND START PROVIDING STEADY LEADERSHIP
Orland Park, IL – It started last week with the controversial decision to move forward with the March 17 primary election directly in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic which led to a nasty exchange between Governor Pritzker and the Chicago Board of Elections (CBOE). The exchange occurred after the CBOE contended the Governor refused their urging to seek relief from the courts to reschedule the election because of public health concerns.
The governor’s dispute with the CBOE was followed by a volley of combative and sarcastic tweets from Governor Pritzker aimed at President Trump accusing the President of not providing federal assistance to Illinois with Mayor Lightfoot also joining in on the nasty twitter exchange. Do the governor and mayor honestly believe their incendiary public behavior will create positive results for our state? Creating a public fight with the President and the federal government at this critical moment is nothing short of foolish.
“I’ve heard from constituents who feel there’s too much negativity coming from the governor and mayor right now. The public bickering is not reassuring our residents, it’s actually providing an element of fear and it’s quite concerning,” added Commissioner Morrison.
At a time when cases and fatalities from this pandemic are on the rise across Illinois, this kind of petulant behavior from our leaders does not instill confidence in their ability to lead. Residents from across our state - and across the country for that matter - have made it quite clear that this is not the time for playing politics, especially publicly.
“Finger-pointing and name calling by Governor Pritzker and Mayor Lightfoot solves absolutely nothing except for trying to score some cheap political points. We need steady, effective and focused leadership and they’re not providing it,” said Commissioner Morrison.
Tackling this monumental crisis will take cooperation from everyone. From all levels of the public sector, private sector as well as all residents. But the hands-on leadership and execution starts at the local and state levels of our government. The state and city were already facing a litany of disastrous fiscal issues before the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic and now those issues (and others) will undoubtedly worsen. Finger-pointing and name calling will not expedite assistance from the federal government nor will it solve the massive fiscal problems that lie ahead.
Moving forward, we hope our leaders will engage in a productive manner with the federal government, the private sector, and all other vital entities in this unprecedented public health and economic battle. Now is not the time for political grandstanding. It’s time for leadership.
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Pritzker , madigan, Burke have billions, they can't spend all the money they have in their life time left. They should be purchasing n95 masks and giving them to their health care facilities. And left over masks should go to their wards or the state and the citizens.
They(JB Pritzker and Lightfoot) just continue with the cheap shots every time they are giving up dates. I wish they would just update us and stop the finger pointing. They need to be constructive in their updates or don't update at all.
Does the state if Illinois have a disaster plan and how often it it required to be updated?
Everybody wants to blame our President. Why hasn't county , city , village and state leaders including Pritzker prepared our health providers in advance for such an epidemic? After 9-11 we were all to be prepared. What happened? Don't go blaming our President. It's all on you, the above mentioned. So round up the wagons and work to get this economy up and moving. I am doing my part.
