In Illinois, Community, Migrant, Homeless And Public

As A Jew I Cannot Sit Idle While Genocidal Atrocities Continue To Unfold In Darfur, Sudan.

Well, I Was A Very Strong Opponent Of The War, In Fact, One Of Those Who Went Door To Door To My Colleagues And Thus Achieved 60 Percent Of The Democrats Voting No Against This War.

It Would Be One Thing If We Could Say The System Works [in Illinois], And That Individuals Followed Procedures And Were Found Innocent, But In Fact In All The Cases It Was Really A Fluke ... We Find Persistent Wrongdoing On The Part Of Law Enforcement. It's Really Sheer Luck That Those Convicted Of These [capital] Crimes Were Exonerated In The End.

Community Health Centers Do A Great Deal With Limited Resources. They Provide Critical Medical Care Services To Many Who Would Otherwise Have No Other Place To Go Or Would End Up In An Emergency Room.

As A First Generation Jewish American, I Have Witnessed Firsthand Jewish Immigrants Who Have Come To This Nation In Order To Create A Better Life For Themselves, Their Families, And Future Generations.