“There will be no reform until crisis hits, and the sooner the better because those currently collecting unwarranted massive pensions are bleeding the pension funds dry.
The sooner the collapse, the more pension money will be saved for the average Joe.
Good pension reform would target excesses on the top end with a threat of municipal bankruptcy hanging over everyone’s head if the unions refuse to cooperate.”
That’s the facts in a nutshell. Complete financial collapse the sooner the better.
Favid F
1 year ago
Like a drug addict need to hit rock bottom. Illinois is bouncing of the bottom….
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.
Key statements:
“There will be no reform until crisis hits, and the sooner the better because those currently collecting unwarranted massive pensions are bleeding the pension funds dry.
The sooner the collapse, the more pension money will be saved for the average Joe.
Good pension reform would target excesses on the top end with a threat of municipal bankruptcy hanging over everyone’s head if the unions refuse to cooperate.”
That’s the facts in a nutshell. Complete financial collapse the sooner the better.
Like a drug addict need to hit rock bottom. Illinois is bouncing of the bottom….