Sean Casten, Hadiya Afzal and the Indivisible DuPage movement are not interested in making America better. They are only interested in making it bitter.
Schools continue to announce virtual learning schedules, the cancelation of elementary school sports and the delay of high school sports.
“Sean Casten has both a character problem and a Twitter problem.”
Illinois congressional candidate Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton) has proposed a tax policy that would provide additional resources to help families support their children's educational needs in an unprecedented school year due to COVID-19.
Republican Congressional candidate Jeanne Ives is pushing a tax policy change designed to help families cover educational costs for their children during these uncharted times.
“There isn’t much to say, except to send his message from just two years ago right back to him.”
For three decades, West Point graduate and Army veteran Jeanne Ives has called DuPage County home.
“My record is clear… I have protected local governments’ (school boards, park districts, municipal boards) rights to use general revenues as they saw fit…”
“On behalf of women everywhere: overgrown frat boys are not cool. They are pathetic, and they can’t be trusted to make sound decisions on other people’s lives.”
Newt Gingrich to Headline Fundraiser for Ives issued the following announcement on Aug. 27.Original source can be found here.
COVID regulations have drastically changed our education model and procedures for going back-to-school this year. Jeanne Ives, a mother of five and candidate for Congress (IL-06), will host a panel of experts in a virtual town hall to answer the questions many parents have as their kids head back to class.
“No one else was putting together something that would address all of the concerns we were hearing. So I put it together.”