My personal Facebook page does not reflect my performance in the office as the La Salle County clerk.” “As an American citizen protected by the First Amendment, I am free to exercise my right of Freedom of speech,” Ebner said in a statement Friday. Nevertheless, the first-term Ebner, a Republican, said she had a right to post it and it doesn’t affect her duties. The post, which she has since deleted, drew criticism from the local Republican Party and a Democratic state lawmaker alike for its message. The meme La Salle County Clerk Jen Ebner posted to her Facebook account depicts an image of a red, white and blue figure kicking a rainbow-colored figure with the phrase “it’s finally July” below it – an apparent reference to the end of a dedicated month for the LGBTQ community and supporters. The La Salle County official who oversees elections and marriage licensing prompted a bipartisan rebuke Friday after she reposted to her social media earlier in the week a meme expressing satisfaction over the end of Pride Month. Sports Betting Guide (Opens in new window).Hub Arkush on the Bears (Opens in new window).Seneca High School football (Opens in new window).Fieldcrest High School football (Opens in new window).Marquette Academy football (Opens in new window).Streator High School football (Opens in new window).Ottawa High School football (Opens in new window).

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