Illinois Will Fine Gas Stations That Don’t Advertise Delayed Gas Tax Hike – Reason

"Illinois' requirement that gas stations actively advertise the state's tax policies under threat of fines is in a league of its own. Retailers are effectively being forced to promote the political messaging of the governor and state legislators during an election year."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

They should definitely post it, and right above it say “King Pritzker made me post this silly message. He can’t wait to tax you more after the election.”

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