State Sen. Paul Schimpf (R-Ill.)
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Schimpf: ‘President Trump should not have been indicted’
Former State Sen. Paul Schimpf, a candidate for Monroe County State’s Attorney, is slamming the indictment and arraignment of former President Donald Trump.
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Schimpf wants state, country to start talking about when the country can reopen
State Sen. Paul Schimpf (R-Waterloo) urges a discussion regarding when the economy will reopen, saying an indefinite shutdown is not sustainable, the Southern Illinoisan reported.
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Sen. Schimpf lauds new legislation supporting military, families
Illinois state Sen. Paul Schimpf (R-Waterloo) recently spoke out in support of a pair of new state laws aimed at making life easier for military families.
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New youth hunting rules mean ‘less deer in the car grill’
There are now more opportunities for young people to hunt, thanks to a new bill signed into law by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker last month.
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From Carbondale Reporter
Sen. Schimpf says voters should decide who determines district maps
Sen. Paul Schimpf (R-Waterloo) said that voters should be able to choose who draws the lines for redistricting in their communities, and will be able to do so via the SJRCA 4 bill, which allows for a non-partisan redistricting plan that would allow constituents to chose who draws maps and weigh in on the outcome.
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From Southern Illinois News
Sen. Fowler among four state lawmakers planning to attend Carbondale Senior Fair
Illinois state Sen. Dale Fowler (R-Harrisburg) is expected to be among four General Assembly lawmakers attending the Senior Fair in Carbondale next week, according to an event announcement and information on the senator's website.
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Sen. Paul Schimpf criticizes new $85 billion budget
State Senator Paul Schimpf (R-Waterloo), who voted “no” on the swiftly passed new $85 billion budget, called it a "band-aid" that "does nothing to solve our long term problems."