Kat Abughazaleh may dominate on Instagram, but here’s the uncomfortable truth: 74% of her followers are young men under 34—the least likely group to show up in a midterm election. Only 25% are women, revealing a major disconnect with the very demographic that does vote—mothers and working women in IL-09. Her online fame may win clicks, but it won’t win a district.

J.B. Pritzker wants a third term—and if that doesn’t light a fire under every fed-up Illinoisan, nothing will. After years of rising taxes, collapsing schools, soft-on-crime policies, and vanishing opportunity, this state can’t afford more of the same. It’s time to stop watching from the sidelines and start fighting for the future of Illinois.

In a state weighed down by one-party rule and political cowardice, Congresswoman Mary Miller has emerged as a bold exception—an unapologetic conservative who votes her values, defends the Constitution, and puts Illinois families first. Her leadership isn’t just refreshing—it’s a roadmap for what Republican representation should look like in Illinois and beyond.

At a time when Chicagoans are already struggling with rising property taxes, inflation, and safety concerns, this plan adds another layer of financial burden on working families. It's not about kids or classrooms anymore. It's about keeping a bloated, mismanaged system from collapsing under its own weight.

For decades, conservatives have been playing defense in a game rigged against them. Legacy media, Silicon Valley tech giants, and the entertainment industry form a cultural triad that leans overwhelmingly left—and makes no attempt to hide it.

The state government’s fragmented and often slow processes create barriers that discourage participation rather than encourage it. Conservatives who want to see real reform and better leadership can’t afford to stand on the sidelines waiting for government to figure it out.

Illinois, on the other hand, remains asleep at the wheel. From unchecked land sales to ideological indoctrination on college campuses, the state continues to open its doors and its budget to influences that weaken our institutions, divide our people, and jeopardize our future. If Illinois is serious about reversing its decline, it must take bold steps—and adopting a version of SB 17 would be a strong start.

President Trump saw the danger for what it was. He didn’t believe that rewarding bad behavior would lead to peace. Instead of handing over money, he applied tough sanctions that damaged Iran’s economy and cut off funds to dangerous organizations.

DSA-aligned aldermen do not just push socialist policies. They also promote a deeply revisionist worldview: one in which capitalism is the root of all social ills, meritocracy is oppressive, and law enforcement is a colonial force to be dismantled.

Abughazaleh isn’t running on practical policy. She’s running on pure ideology—aggressively aligned with the farthest-left fringes of the Democratic Party. Her platform parrots the same tired dogma: defund the police, abolish capitalism, “decolonize” public institutions, and redistribute wealth through government control rather than economic growth.

In the heart of Chicago’s South Side, where disinvestment and violence have long been the norm, one man has become a beacon of hope, resilience, and transformation. Pastor Corey Brooks, known affectionately as the “Rooftop Pastor,” has devoted his life not only to preaching the Gospel but to radically transforming his community through Project H.O.O.D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny).

The 20th Ward in Chicago is full of potential. Yet, for too long, our communities have lacked the support, infrastructure, and strategic investment needed to truly serve families and children. As Chicago continues to evolve, now is the time to refocus on transforming the 20th Ward into a model of what a family-friendly, kid-centered urban community can be.

Let’s be clear: Johnson didn’t inherit a perfect city. But instead of reversing course or offering pragmatic solutions, he doubled down on the same failed socialist playbook that’s been bleeding Chicago for decades.

Trump’s move to defund USAID isn’t just a budgetary line-item decision—it’s a direct strike at the heart of the DNC’s global strategy.

llinois loves to tout itself as a business-friendly state. But if you’re a small business owner or entrepreneur making less than $150,000 a year, the truth feels very different.

Living in Illinois is not for the faint of heart. It’s a daily tightrope walk between hope and hardship, where working families are being pushed to their financial, emotional, and spiritual limits.

In 2023, the Chicago Park District operated with a budget of approximately $545.9 million, overseeing more than 600 parks and various recreational facilities across the city.

Representative Jonathan Jackson's consistent opposition to legislation designed to counter China's influence and reduce American dependence on Chinese products raises concerns about his stance on national security and economic independence.

The question of whether conservative or liberal ideology leads to a healthier society depends on how we define "health." Are we talking about economic stability, family structure, mental health, crime rates, or healthcare access? Different policies impact society in different ways, and both conservative and liberal ideologies claim to offer solutions.

Chicago’s rising crime rates aren’t random — they’re the direct result of dangerous socialist and Marxist crime policies that prioritize ideology over public safety. This blog breaks down how Chicago’s soft-on-crime approach is failing families, emboldening criminals, and putting innocent lives at risk. Discover why it's time for a return to law, order, and common-sense leadership in Chicago.