Chicago’s acting CFO registers city’s opposition to Bears bill – CFO

“If the state is willing to support infrastructure spending elsewhere, either through direct or indirect subsidy to facilitate a new sports stadium, then the state should be willing to support infrastructure spending in and around the Museum Campus for a similar development,” Chicago interim Chief Financial Officer Steven Mahr was quoted.
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Steve
2 months ago

Indiana’s proposal is saving the Bears 2 Billion dollars. Now tell me why they would stay in Illinois.

Deb
2 months ago

Chicago gets more than enough money from the state. Chicago needs to cut wasteful spending and and funding political buddies, illegals, criminals, and bending over to CTU.

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