Chicago aldermen have told Mayor Johnson they don’t want to impose yet another property tax hike on Chicagoans. He should listen. – Wirepoints on Univision Chicago

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Frank Goudy
1 year ago

Why is this in Spanish? Did I miss a turn and end up in the wrong nation?

Old Joe
1 year ago

The Democratic progressives believe that the reason you exist is to pay taxes.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Johnson is as nervous and panicked as the captain of the Titanic as the water pours in unabated. Hopefully, he will go down with the ship.

David F
1 year ago

If it’s a property tax, soda tax, entertainment tax, hosting tax, parking tax ….
Point is the name of the tax doesn’t matter he is raises your taxes a BILLION regardless of what it’s called.

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