Pritzker’s trip to U.N. climate conference cost Illinois taxpayers at least $14,000 – Center Square

Pritzker paid for his own flight; Intersect Illinois, a nonprofit business and economic development group funded by an Illinois state grant, paid for the flights of five members of Pritzker's staff to attend the conference. Pritzker and his staff members also attended business meetings with trade groups, electric vehicle companies and officials from CME Group and BP Pulse
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Lions Choice
3 years ago

$13,000 of that was snacks

Fed up neighbor
3 years ago
Reply to  Lions Choice

And excessive weight

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