Dear Editor:
Sen. Bill Brady is the only GOP gubernatorial candidate in the
state of Illinois who has already begun to fulfill his campaign
promises, which he set forth in his own contract with the people of
Illinois during this campaign. In an effort to end the pay-to-play
culture of Gov. Blagojevich's administration, Bill recently
introduced campaign and ethics reform legislation in the General
Assembly to ensure that no-bid contracts are no longer awarded to
donors. This legislation also prohibits contractors from donating to
officials.
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Other legislative initiatives introduced by Sen. Brady address
job creation by repealing the 300 fees and tax increases imposed
over the last four years, which have cost our state 250,000 jobs and
$1 billion in state revenue. Bill has promised not to raise income
taxes or sales taxes in order to restore fiscal integrity to state
government. Brady believes this would send a strong message to
business and industry that Illinois is putting their fiscal house in
order.
Jonathan Meyer
Lincoln
(Posted Feb. 23, 2006)
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