Based on “previous missteps,” Ald. Bill Conway said he has “little trust” that the mayor’s office can “put together a good deal,” let alone “provide the collaboration necessary” to get an acquisition agreement through the City Council on the heels of the budget stalemate. “Look at how hard they tried to get together a city-run grocery store, and they couldn’t seem to pull it off,” Conway said. “And now, you’re talking about a multi-billion-dollar deal.”
I’m not sure even Johnson could do a deal more boneheaded than the one Daley executed!
Fed Up Taxpayer
4 months ago
They can just overpay by at least five times and float a bond issue for it. No one tracks where that money goes anyway. Then they can refinance it from here to eternity when payments come due and continue to wonder why the state finances are in the toilet.
Sweet Home Alabama
4 months ago
City council needs to go ahead and rubber stamp it. This is extremely urgent, no time to actually read the agreement. Just sign it and read it after it’s a done deal.
Hello Indiana!
4 months ago
King Midas in reverse Johnson will screw this deal up seven ways from Sunday. Bet it.
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.
I’m not sure even Johnson could do a deal more boneheaded than the one Daley executed!
They can just overpay by at least five times and float a bond issue for it. No one tracks where that money goes anyway. Then they can refinance it from here to eternity when payments come due and continue to wonder why the state finances are in the toilet.
City council needs to go ahead and rubber stamp it. This is extremely urgent, no time to actually read the agreement. Just sign it and read it after it’s a done deal.
King Midas in reverse Johnson will screw this deal up seven ways from Sunday. Bet it.