In the News

"Democrat Mike Quigley, a criminal defense attorney before his election to the House, suggested that the public would learn about the judicial branch if all Americans, rather than those able to wait in line to get into the court in Washington, could witness its sessions."

"Illinois will be stronger when we allow all loving and committed couples the chance to care for and protect one another through marriage," said Rep. Quigley."

"By making these taxpayer-funded reports more accessible to the public, we can increase transparency and empower every day citizens to continue being the governments best watchdog," said Rep. Quigley."

"The Violence Against Women Act passed today finally recognizes and provides equal protection for all domestic and sexual violence victims in our LGBT, immigrant and tribal communities," said Rep. Quigley."

"There is no question we need to address our unsustainable debt and deficit but the cure shouldnt be worse than the disease," said Rep. Quigley."

"I think today was a gesture toward the middle. A gesture saying this is my second term. This is where I speak to our legacy. Lets be a part of that together. A nation needs that," said Rep. Quigley."

"When I was a kid, what was your fear? It was 'She said no to the prom' or getting braces. Today, kids' biggest fear is getting shot," said Rep. Quigley."

"I think, what we try to do in Chicago is the Hawks and I have teamed up to try to put floor hockey in every school or park-district gym that wants one," said Rep. Quigley."