Geoff Buchholz

Typically, the vote would come after a third reading.

It kind of depends on how things go in Springfield today.

And again, as we've said, the House is adjourning at the end of session today and will not be back for two or three weeks.

So I think there's some urgency to get this thing done.

And I

A word or two here about the Bears' strategy here and Kevin Warren's strategy.

Certainly, I'm not going to suggest that Kevin Warren has not been operating in good faith with both of these states.

But if his goal was to light a fire under the state of Illinois, mission accomplished, I think.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And he again said today that the bill that has now passed the committee is a sort of a synthesis of a number of bills and proposals that have been kicking around Springfield for a while.

So and were informed by conversations with the bears and other people.

I don't believe that was put back in.

I'd have to go back and look at the language on it.

But I don't recall seeing any reference to any of that put in.

And yeah, that's a big controversy, especially for a blue-collar team like the Bears.

I mean, with such a strong, you know, sort of working person ethos, you know?

Yeah, and you'll note that

And the reason – it's interesting because Kevin Warren is positioning himself as being – he's the guy who's doing this.

And in a way, that keeps Mr. McCaskey out of the conversation.