Wirepoints’ Mark Glennon on AM560’s Morning Answer: Illinois Budget’s New Taxes Face Serious Constitutional Challenges
June 12, 2026
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Audio and summary linked here.
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A mess of uncertainty and litigation is sure to follow.
With $162 billion more from taxpayers, couldn’t you deliver a few bond upgrades, too
Translation: we’re an upscale suburb, with no affordable housing, but our progressive constituents urge us to participate in “welcoming of recently-arriving migrants” woke virtue-signal checklist-exercise. We intend to house and subsidize five families total, carefully cherry-picked for their photogenic two-parent two-child college-educated household composition to match Evanston’s progressive self-image, and will be housed in five affordable-rent two-bedroom two-bath apartments, if and when we can find such. It’s a struggle, but we’re dedicated to the Marxist fight.
Just wait until the Evanston’s 15% black residents discover their local tax dollars are being spent on illegal immigrants instead of long term residents in need! It’ll be the south side all over again!
Evanston’s “historically-black” residents are busy preparing their “restitution” application essays for annual submittal-consideration. Evanston bought and paid-for their cooperative silence.
What a great place to send migrants. I hope Madison and St. Clair Counties are next/
Jessica Mayo is correct. Many dense people in Evanston.
Lots of mansions owned by rich Democrats with extra bedrooms and room for tents on their large lots. Plus I thought that “hate has no home” in those mansions! Surely the Evanston lefties will each take in a few of the “no one is illegal” crowd.
Bowmanville is too close to Evanston. Where did I go wrong?