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Well, the Chicago police are enlarging a section of this picture.

It'll be transmitted by wire photo to the offices of the Springfield Journal just a few blocks from here.

And all I'm asking you is to step over there and wait for the picture to come in.

Mr.

If you fail to consider every item of evidence, you've defeated the very purpose of this hearing.

What is your decision?

Gentlemen, we'll adjourn to the offices of the Springfield Journal.

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So I've seen, it'd be interesting, I should have done the Andy Fugate deep dive, but I think I've done, I think I've seen a max of two or three at any given time.

And usually, you know, you see it very strategically, they'll usually put off, they get filed as an SJR and HJR, that's a House Joint Resolution or Senate Joint Resolution.

they usually put them off until election year to pass them through because they're trying to strategize.

It's very political what they pick, what they think is going to turn their voters out, when they want to turn their voters out.

I hope that there's more conversation about it, but it's really been quiet out there about that state question as well.

Yeah, so then we'll switch gears and the other state question 847 is changing assessment caps for property tax.

Now this started as an SJR.

This was said 39.