"Start with the Illinois sales tax, which applies primarily to purchase of goods, not services. That’s a losing proposition, given that the sale of goods accounts for just 17 percent of state gross domestic product, while the sale of services accounts for 74 percent. Failing to levy sales taxes on most of the largest and fastest-growing segment of the economy means the revenue it generates can’t grow with the economy."
Ralphie’s back, singing the same song crying out for yet more funds to be confiscated from taxpayers so his pals can continue the Government Industrial Complex’s gravy train. Ralphie’s pal JB the Hutt’s massive spending and tax hikes just weren’t enough to satisfy Ralphie’s near-bloodlust for other people’s money. Ralphie never met a tax hike he didn’t <pleasure himself> to.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Ralphie’s back, singing the same song crying out for yet more funds to be confiscated from taxpayers so his pals can continue the Government Industrial Complex’s gravy train. Ralphie’s pal JB the Hutt’s massive spending and tax hikes just weren’t enough to satisfy Ralphie’s near-bloodlust for other people’s money. Ralphie never met a tax hike he didn’t <pleasure himself> to.