Rich Miller: Why labor unions aren’t amped about Illinois’ energy legislation – Chicago Sun-Times

"Bottom line, the industry says the state’s Biometric and Information Privacy Act is stalling construction of new data centers, which generate millions of dollars in local taxes and employ union workers."
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Ben
6 months ago

Rich Miller is paid off through money in the state budget yearly to write pro-Dem, pro-public union articles. Cap Fax is rigged.

Miller says pensions are a lower percentage of the state budget due to growth, which is a lie. It is due to higher taxes and bloated budgets. The only thing growing in Illinois is Rich Miller’s beer gut. Illinois is the worst state in thr nation, and it will collapse in time.

The pensions are doomed during the next major recession. I look forward to their collapse. I will be watching from Wisconsin.

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