State senator gets major pay raise by joining Pritzker administration – WBBM (Chicago)

Pritzker created a company to fund half the salaries of some of his top staffers, and that will include state Sen. Andy Manar. The new job pays $278,000.
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The Paraclete
2 years ago

It’s either bribe to keep your mouth shut, or not laugh! Porky is very smooth!

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Of course this is just plain wrong. Pritzker feels free to attack anyone who disagrees with him, and yet he does these incredibly questionable things. These are state employees, not employees of Pritzker Incorporated. Andy’s first job will be working on the plumbing in one of the many Pritzker mansions.

debtsor
2 years ago

This is blatantly illegal and unconstitutional. this issue came up as soon as he was ‘elected’. It creates a situation where his employees are loyal and work for him instead of working for the interest of the state. This is exactly what Caesar did when he said that his troops should be loyal to him and not Rome. And look what happened. It’s a shame that no one calls him out for this. The fat billionaire is like Louis the XIV he believes he is the state of Illinois and all that happens in the state revolves around him.

Last edited 2 years ago by debtsor
James
2 years ago
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Gee, where have I heard this same leadership concept on a much larger scale lately?

debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  James

Biden?

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