‘Taxpayer dollars are precious’: Gov. Pritzker voices funding concerns on White Sox stadium proposal – ABC7 (Chicago)

"We need to be careful about how we use public dollars," Gov. JB Pritzker said. "Taxpayer dollars are precious, and so the question really is, what benefit financially are they bringing fiscally to the state and the city and the county?" The new complex would consist of the stadium, open park spaces and apartment buildings.
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Marie
2 years ago

Are these the same tax dollars Pritzker drives down Route 66 and throws out the window?

Marie
2 years ago
Reply to  Marie

Well, Hello again “-1” times 2. See your sucking up to the big man as usual.

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Tax dollars are precious to governor Trotsky. He’s already spent billions of them without getting them first.

IllinoisHomeOfTheSwamp
2 years ago

Oh, now we’re the steward of tax dollars? JB, you can drain a thousand tubes of lipstick on you and your record, but even your entourage know you’re full of hot air…

Even though the likelihood of Illinois ever allowing adults back in the room in Springfield is low, JB keeps spouting this nonsense that can be used for soundbites if he ever tries to seek another public office.

sue
2 years ago

you said that to nicely

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

We need to be careful how we use public dollars, such a double Standard this individual takes, never hesitates to throw money at all the illegals coming in to make him look like a white knight on his high horse, abortions , weed and gambling , political climate change, such a successful leader I think not just a appeasement person with nothing better to do with his so dismal life.

Da Judge
2 years ago

Let the Suxs move to Nashville.

New name – Nashville Banjos!!

Freddy
2 years ago

But but there is unlimited money for the jumpers and tons of money for abortions and transgender reassignment surgeries. No money for property tax relief.

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