Column: Chicago Firefighters Pension Update: Why Did Pritzker Boost Benefits? – Forbes

"Can Pritzker be trusted? Can legislators and their leadership be trusted? Not only is the Democratic party in full control of the state, but there are no factions within the party arguing for different directions; bill after bill is passed wholly on a party-line basis, because legislators are expected to simply vote as they’re told to. "
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Wolfnight
4 years ago

Why did Freddie Pritzker Boost Benefits?
Because he is a Political Hack.

Only interested in looking after government workers, unions, special interests, cronies and lobbyists.

Freddie does not give a damn about the private sector. The state gets a bailout and still he raids private businesses for tax increases, after his plandemic brought us to our knees.

BTW Government workers. Enjoy your life of luxury while you can. Whistling past the graveyard are you.

You will not win Freddie EVER. I promise you.

VOTED OUT IN 2022. This is the way………

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