January 14, 2010
Schillerstrom said he would seek to balance the budget and improve the business climate in Illinois and was critical of Gov. Pat Quinn's State of the State address, which devoted little time to the state's perilous fiscal situation./span>
"The governor gave a rambling hour-and-a-half long speech that didn't really address the problems of the state," Schillerstrom said...read more
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January 14, 2010
"If you're a person who has diabetes, what happens is you wait until you're really sick and go to the emergency room. Well, the problem with diabetes is when you wait until you're really sick, then they're going to cut off your toes or worse," Schillerstrom told reporters at a Capitol news conference. "Doing that is much more expensive than going and getting a blood test and finding out that your sugar count is at 110 and maybe you ought to quit eating ice cream every night"...read more
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January 14, 2010
Schillerstrom, who has taken a one-term pledge if elected governor, said he believes Democratic leaders, House Speaker Michael Madigan and Senate President John Cullerton of Chicago, recognize the state has serious problems.
“We don’t have any leader or leadership that will draw a road map to get us out of this,” he said...read more
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January 10, 2010
Schillerstrom announced Thursday that former State Rep. Patricia Reid Lindner of Sugar Grove, former Aurora Mayor Al McCoy and McCoy's son, Mike, the former chairman of the Kane County Board, will head his Kane County Leadership team in advance of the Feb. 2 Republican primary election...read more
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