I would argue it is because many of Illinois' government policies are very unfriendly to surrounding States, and just like the United States needs to compete with other countries in the world, Illinois needs to compete, and unfortunately some of our leadership has not gotten that message.
Kinzinger critiques Illinois government policies for hindering economic competitiveness.
Share
More from Adam Kinzinger
Yes, I mean, the vast majority of Republicans will do whatever Donald Trump wants, and he wants it to be Pete Hegseth.
I mean, it's interesting. So, you know, like with Graham saying he prefaced his statement with -- the president can do what he wants, right?
This is a guy, you know, if Matt Gaetz was just going away, I think you can make an argument for he's out of the House, don't release it. But now that Matt Gaetz is up for attorney general, the number one law enforcement position in this…
[A]s I watch the behavior of our political leaders, the comments of an ever-increasingly unhinged Trump, and the growing indifference of many Americans toward our role in the world, I have to ask a painful question: Are we now the bad guys?
Other voices in this conversation
