‘Senior freeze’ tax program riddled with errors, lax oversight, Sun-Times finds – Chicago Sun-Times*

Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi’s office admits it’s made numerous errors in managing a program that shifted $250 million last year in taxes from eligible seniors onto everyone else.
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Wolfnight
4 years ago

All part of the plan.

To destroy the middle class.

He knew what he was doing.

debtsor
4 years ago

whaddaya mean? A progressive politician who ‘says all the right things’ to get elected turns out to be completely incompetent in office? I see a pattern forming here…Kim Foxx, Lori Lightfoot, and now you Fritz, not you!

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