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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

District 200 Board Member Endorses Chris Hage for 42nd State Representative District

Barbara Intihar, vice president of the Community Unit School District 200 Board of Eduction, endorses Chris Hage for the 42nd State Representative District.

  • ELECTIONS
  • Tuesday, March 13, 2012

The following is a letter from Barbara Intihar: As a life-long education advocate, I have served many years on my local school board and in not-for-profit literacy organizations.  I believe that good public schools are an important element to our way of life in DuPage County. As a product of the Illinois Math and Science Academy and the University of Illinois, two world-class state funded educational institutions, Chris Hage knows how important a good educational network is for our community. Hage is also the only candidate running for the 42nd House District that knows the rules, customs, and the legislative process to make an immediate positive impact from Day One in Springfield. Please join me in voting for Chris Hage in the Republican …

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Charlotte Eriksen

11:26 am on Friday, March 16, 2012

I've been meaning to ask that, too. How is he really relevant in a state representative race?   more ›

Thursday, February 23, 2012

District 42 Candidate Chris Hage Responds to Gov. Quinn's Budget Speech

Chris Hage, Candidate for State Representative, 42nd District responds to Gov. Quinn's budget speech.

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  • Thursday, February 23, 2012

Governor Pat Quinn yesterday called his annual budget address his "rendezvous with reality."  In fact, it was nothing less than a date with delusion. We once again heard from a governor who only wants to point fingers and appoint blue ribbon panels.  The governor's unwillingness to do the heavy lifting shows once again why it is crucial to have Republicans in Springfield who know how the system works -- and how it doesn't work. This governor is incapable of finding actual solutions. Let's not forget this is a governor who just a year ago rammed through a 67% tax increase on the people of Illinois.  Now we learn from the Chicago Civic Federation that all of that extra tax money is going entirely for pension obligations.  Yet the governor …

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John Mihas

9:39 am on Saturday, March 10, 2012

apparently Jim you could care less when Ives, agrees to sell property below market value costing taxpayers 100,000   more ›

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