Chicago mayor downplays idea of raising property taxes after CFO says hike ‘likely’ in report – ABC7 (Chicago)

"We have a working group that is coming up with a lot of ideas. Some of those ideas have been already pushed through by administration for us to contemplate, and it's still too early to determine what our ultimate package will look like," Mayor Brandon Johnson said. "We're going to contemplate all ideas, but it is too early at this point to ultimately determine which package will ultimately prevail."
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Call my shrink
8 months ago

How do you know when the pointy head is lying ? As soon as he starts talking.

Fed up neighbor
8 months ago

This guy is so delusional to the facts

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