Pritzker ‘really reluctant’ to commit state money to White Sox South Loop ballpark – NBC5 (Chicago)

"And unless a case is made that the investment yields a long-term return for the taxpayers that we can justify in some way, I haven't seen that yet," the governor said.
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mqyl
2 years ago

I was hoping for “won’t” instead of “really reluctant to.” “Really reluctant to” is ominously non-commital.

chris
2 years ago

HE NEEDS MORE FOR ILLEGALS ……..HIS VOTING BLOCK TO STAY IN POWER

Ex Illini
2 years ago

He should apply the same logic to every dollar of taxpayer money that he spends. What’s the long term return for the taxpayers on the ridiculous woke agenda this turd keeps pushing?

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago
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Crocodile tears and smoke from a pal of a consortium that is buying up property around the United Center like there is no tomorrow. All a bunch of posturing.

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