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A NOTE TO OUR READERS
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By Illinois Review
 
Dear Readers,

Today’s the day. Your voice matters, and your vote is your voice. Even in a deep blue state like Illinois, every single vote can make a difference. That’s why we’re reaching out to encourage you to head to the polls today and cast your ballot.

Please take a moment to call your friends and family, remind them to vote, and ensure that no one’s voice goes unheard. Each vote strengthens our shared values and vision for Illinois’ future.

To the candidates, volunteers, grassroots activists, elected officials, local Republican leaders reading this, we wish you all the best of luck. Your hard work and dedication have led us to this day, and we appreciate everything you’ve done to represent our values.

Let’s make an impact today – get out there and vote!

– The Illinois Review Editorial Team
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Michael Isikoff appears on Don Lemon Tonight. (CNN)
By Mark Vargas, Editor-in-Chief

The narrative that the Donald Trump campaign in 2016 was colluding with Russia will go down as one of the greatest political hoaxes in history – but the now discredited reporter behind it, who served as the FBI’s mouthpiece and deliberately pushed a fake story and whose actions cost taxpayers $35 million – is back at it again attacking senior Trump campaign officials – proving once again why Americans’ confidence in the media is at an all time low.

Former Yahoo News chief investigative reporter and Daily Beast writer Michael Isikoff is using his new column at the Daily Beast to attack Trump co-campaign manager Chris LaCivita – a Marine Corps veteran who was wounded in the Gulf War and received a Purple Heart for his service to the nation. The discredited writer is also doing the bidding of the Democratic National Committee and publishing articles attacking the Trump campaign while giving oxygen to the narrative that Trump and his supporters are dangerous, unstable people who harass and intimidate anyone in their way.

Isikoff also believes that Trump is a threat to “democracy” – language that has contributed to not one but two assassination attempts on the former president’s life this past Summer.
Supporters cheer as former President Donald Trump arrives at the podium to speak during a campaign rally at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 1, 2024. (Kamil Krzaczynski/AFP/Getty Images)
By Illinois Review

Late Friday night, President Donald Trump addressed a jam-packed arena at Fiserv Forum – home to the Milwaukee Bucks, hours after a rally in Warren, Michigan as Democratic infighting divides the party just days before the election.

“I’ve come today with a message of hope for all Americans…I don’t want your money. I want your damn vote,” Trump told the energized crowd, who awaited his arrival by singing and dancing to music blasting on the loudspeakers. Former governors Scott Walker and Tommy Thompson; former presidential advisor Sebastian Gorka and Robert Kennedy, Jr. warmed up the crowd. Kennedy – who traveled with the president on Trump Force One, spoke just moments before the 45th President took the stage.

“When you go to the voting booth on Tuesday, you’re going to see my name on the ballot. I do not want your vote. I want you to vote for Donald Trump,” Kennedy told the crowd. In September, Kennedy sued to have his name removed from the presidential ballot in Wisconsin and other states after he dropped out of the presidential race, but certain state laws – including laws in Wisconsin indicate that if a candidate is qualified to be on the ballot – their names cannot be removed.
Illinois Review covered the rally in Milwaukee. (Illinois Review)
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