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    Capitol notebook — Pritzker wants lawmakers to abstain from votes in wake of Madigan tape revelations; House rules approved; Senate committees to look at minimum wage bill and liquor delivery

    House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago) speaks with reporters on May 30, 2014. [Hannah Meisel/The Daily Line]
    With the General Assembly back in session, there was action across the Capitol on a host of issues — as the revelation that House Speaker Mike Madigan was caught on tape by the FBI was the topic of the day.

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