Madigan's remarks are in line with his relationship with the governor so far since Rauner's inauguration in January--mostly contentious.
Mostly, though, contentious negotiations between the White House and Congress over avoiding what has been dubbed the "fiscal cliff," has left states in the dark, unable to confidently estimate their revenues and obligations.
This is a contentious issue, mostly because people have judgments, prejudices and strong feelings about other people helping themselves and making their own choices.
Hancock mostly remained silent during the contentious debates, but as the convention was drawing to close, he gave a speech in favor of ratification.
In the meantime, a loving dynamic between Lee and his nephew Patrick gradually develops through a series of mostly humorous and excessively authentic contentious quarrels.
Tariffs and export subsidies have mostly disappeared, except in the difficult and contentious case of agriculture.
Though immigration is often a contentious subject, the United States is mostly a nation of immigrants.
And the search for a replacement is a peculiar and naturally contentious spectacle, part public but mostly private, involving a private consulting firm.
These would focus mostly on the banking sector, but might still be contentious.
But this will prove contentious, since the regime's fanatical Maoists mostly killed members of their own race.
"That was far more contentious than Livingston Ridge," the mayor said, due mostly to claims that it was being built over a Native American archaeological site.
