East Central Reporter

House Republicans staged a walkout in protest against the Democratic supermajority's actions in the Illinois House of Representatives. The Republicans objected to what they described as Democrats diverting from legislative priorities to criticize President Trump.

Democrats, who hold significant power in the House due to their supermajority status, have been accused by Republicans of using their position to suppress opposing views. The session on this occasion was marked by a focus on resolutions condemning the President rather than addressing issues like public safety, tax reduction, and corruption, according to Republican statements.

State Representative Chris Miller commented that Democrats are ignoring crucial issues that affect citizens. In response, House Republicans chose not to participate in what they called "political grandstanding."

The Republican caucus emphasized its commitment to working for families in Illinois by focusing on reducing taxes, implementing strong ethics reforms against corruption, and limiting government influence.