A Company That Moves the Earth Couldn’t Move Illinois – National Review

"It’s no wonder people and corporations are leaving. But the tragedy is that these are public-policy issues that are relatively easy to fix. There is a lot to gain if state leaders listen to those advocating the well-being of all Illinoisans, rather than continuing their political tradition of sacrificing the state’s future to offer short-term gains to powerful special interests."
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Goodgulf Greyteeth
3 years ago

An excellent article. Sad but true.

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