Should Quinn be held accountable for botched early prison release program?
–> Gov. Pat Quinn was quoted by the Associated Press last week as saying he’s answered all questions about his administration’s controversial, secret and completely botched early prison release program, so he’s done talking about it. I beg to differ. I called the Department of Corrections soon after I saw that quote and asked a few questions that I’ve never seen asked. For instance, state Sen. Bill Brady, a Republican candidate for governor, claims that Corrections Director Michael Randle has said he had informed the governor about the so-called “Meritorious Good Time Push” program, which let attempted murderers and other violent types out of prison early — several of which were then re-arrested for violent crimes. Gov. Quinn, however, has said that he didn’t know about the program until he read about it in the newspapers. How does the director explain the discrepancy, I wanted to know. I also asked whether the word from inside was true that Director Randle had made himself the depart
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