But it is no more dishonest than Roskam's analysis of this proposed legislation offering tax credits to businesses who help rehabilitate ex-convicts.
"It's a concept that can sound interesting in theory, at dinner conversation," said Sen. Peter Roskam, R-Wheaton, who wondered, for example, about legislation that might prompt employers to hire ex-felons instead of single mothers. "But when you really start to put pen to paper, that's when you run into problems."It would not be the first time that Roskam misrepresented a legislative proposal in a way that was "just disgusting."
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Roskam has never been convicted (yet -- maybe after the DA's office gets their act together).
Roskam can never be a single mother (damn the luck!).
Roskam has never been an employer (& hopefully never will be).
Roskam couldn't be more UNqualified to make a statement on this issue if he tried.
Roskam may play nice on tv and even in person... but man is he a radical li'l rascal with a bizarro agenda ("bizarro" in every sense of the word).
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