Biden Plan Could Rescue States and Cities From Pandemic’s Financial Toll – Bloomberg

The measure proposes $350 billion of emergency aid to states and local governments, enough to more than cover the immediate budget shortfalls caused by shutdowns to contain the virus.
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Riverbender
5 years ago

Chicago has a population of illegal immigrants that Biden will grant citizen status to hence instant new Democrat party voters.
Illinois is hopeless.

Ambiguous End
5 years ago

Look at the bright side: the rapidly expanding precariat is growing into a true rainbow coalition. (sarcasm) Everyone is welcome, though only the chosen will receive benefits. Let’s just keep waiting for Godot’s imminent arrival.

Last edited 5 years ago by Ambiguous End
The True Believer
5 years ago

Pritzker and Lori need more taxpayer dollars to give more contracts and patronage and programs to members of the permanent victim class to insure re-election for both these slugs. That’s what they are about.

Truth in Cook County
5 years ago

Thank you Wisconsin for electing Joe Biden. Or maybe not, but there seems to be no interest in investigating counties with potential election fraud. Now, please pay our tolls on 94.

debtsor
5 years ago

It’s racist to suggest that middle of the night vote drops, from heavily urban D counties, after all other counties have reported their vote totals, are somehow suspect. That’s how both Walker and Trump lost the state of WI by a tiny margin of votes. And the recounting, well, all that does is recount the same number of votes that were dropped in the first place…doesn’t matter that some precincts have more votes than registered voters..they all registered on election day, right? You racist.

Last edited 5 years ago by debtsor
bkgr2
5 years ago

Amen
BTW, you misspelled Crook County

Fur
5 years ago

In his damaged head a bailout serves as a disconnect from reality. JB can sidestep any responsibility for the economic destruction the state sustained.

Riverbender
5 years ago

If it comes to Illinois the funds will be spent on many things other than fund the pensions…it’s the Illinois way.

Jeff Carter
5 years ago

No chance. See the editorial in the WSJ by John Taylor, Economist from Stanford

anonymous
5 years ago

Seriously?

someone
5 years ago
Reply to  anonymous

Amazing. This from a man who ran on NO platform what so ever.
Seriously is right.

debtsor
5 years ago
Reply to  someone

His platform was “Orange Man Bad. I am not Orange Man.”
The people who voted are going to get what they deserve, good and hard.

bkgr2
5 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

this is my exact sentiment.
idiots that voted for Harris, Prickster, Lightweight, Foxx are gonna get exactly what they deserve…

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