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EXPOSED: Senate GOP Launches INVESTIGATION Into Pritzker's MASSIVE Health Data Breach Cover-Up

Gary FranchiFebruary 11, 202693 views
EXPOSED: Senate GOP Launches INVESTIGATION Into Pritzker's MASSIVE Health Data Breach Cover-Up
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Senate Republicans are finally taking action against yet another Democrat data disaster, as Health Committee Chairman Bill Cassidy (R-LA) launches a full investigation into Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's catastrophic mishandling of a massive health records breach that exposed the private medical information of 700,000 state residents.

The exclusive investigation comes as Americans are waking up to the reality that Democrat-run states can't be trusted to protect their most sensitive personal information. While Pritzker has been busy pushing his progressive agenda and eyeing a potential presidential run, his administration was letting hackers feast on Illinois families' private health data.

Senator Cassidy is demanding detailed records from the Illinois Department of Human Services, and frankly, it's about time someone held these incompetent Democrat bureaucrats accountable. How many more Americans need to have their privacy violated before we admit that big government can't handle basic cybersecurity?

Another Democrat Security Failure

This isn't just some minor glitch – we're talking about 700,000 Illinois residents who trusted their state government to protect their most personal medical information. Instead, they got the typical Democrat response: bureaucratic incompetence wrapped in progressive talking points.

The timing couldn't be more telling. While President Trump's administration is working overtime to secure our borders and protect American data from foreign adversaries like China, Democrat governors like Pritzker can't even secure a basic state database. It's almost like they're more concerned with virtue signaling than actually governing.

"Every American deserves to know that their personal health information is secure, especially when they're forced to hand it over to government agencies," a Senate Republican aide told reporters.

The investigation will likely reveal what we already suspect: another case of Democrat negligence putting American families at risk while the media stays silent. Thank God we have senators like Cassidy willing to do the heavy lifting that the mainstream press refuses to do.

How many more data breaches will it take before Americans realize that putting Democrats in charge of sensitive information is like hiring the fox to guard the henhouse? Illinois families deserve answers, and they deserve them now.

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Gary Franchi

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RedWaveRisingVerified1 hours ago
Vote him OUT in 2026! Illinois deserves so much better than this corrupt administration.
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SmallGovNowVerifiedjust now
This is what happens when Democrats prioritize politics over protecting citizens. Pritzker knew about this breach months ago and said nothing while our sensitive health information was floating around out there.
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IllinoisVoter2024Verifiedjust now
Does anyone know the full scope of how many people were affected? My family uses state healthcare services and I'm worried our data might have been compromised.
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DataSecurityDadVerifiedjust now
From what I've read, it could be in the hundreds of thousands. Check your credit reports ASAP just to be safe.
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RonaldReagan1980Verifiedjust now
🔥🔥🔥 About time!
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HealthcareWorker22Verifiedjust now
I work in healthcare IT and let me tell you, a breach of this magnitude doesn't just happen overnight. There had to be multiple system failures and oversight gaps. Someone needs to be held accountable.
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PatriotMom47Verifiedjust now
FINALLY! Someone needs to hold Pritzker accountable for putting Illinois families at risk. How many more scandals is this guy going to get away with?
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ChicagoConservativeVerifiedjust now
Right? And the media has been completely silent on this until now. Thank God for senators willing to do their job.
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TaxpayerFirstVerifiedjust now
This is exactly why we can't trust big government with our personal information. They mess up and then try to cover it up instead of being transparent with the people who pay their salaries.
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ConstitutionDefenderVerifiedjust now
Will this investigation have subpoena power? We need to see ALL the internal communications about when they first discovered this breach and who made the decision to keep quiet about it.
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LegalEagle99Verifiedjust now
Good question - Senate investigations typically do have subpoena authority, so they should be able to get those documents if Pritzker tries to stonewall.