Ted Dabrowski joined Jeanne Ives of Breakthrough Ideas to talk about crime, Governor Pritzker’s five phases of restoring Illinois, the financial disaster that is Illinois’ fiscal policy, how much residents will have to pay to repay the federal government’s loans, and how Illinois’ education system is failing.
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Audio and summary 
If this bill passes, say goodbye to local control over all Illinois parks and expect to see open drug and alcohol use, needles, no sanitation and fire hazards, but no ordinary park users.
Jeanne still trying to be relevant.
Just like Russia, their is only one thing ILL politicians pay attention to–money and power. They will never release voluntarily.
Two options: (1) continue out migration to bring the entire situation to a head which forces national politicians to come in and clean up the mess or (2) non public union taxpayers fund a massive political action committee, at a scale x times public unions, and hire someone like Rahm Emanuel, at a salary of like $500MM per year, to run it like a Bulldog.
I already decided on option 1. No regrets.
Ted and Jeanne, I read about the delinquent properties, especially in the city and County of Cook. They got into all this apologist stuff about red lining and racist lending policies, white flight and black flight. Im more interested in revitalizing the city and the county and seeing as we’ve got a housing crunch, these empty lots and building seem like a jobs and housing program opportunity to give residents a stake In the community. Of course it starts with public safety, I think it’s more racist to let so many poor minority people live and die on the street.… Read more »