Chicago’s New Mayor Wants State Help in Tackling Fiscal Woes – Bloomberg

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m.
6 years ago

get $$$ from the public-employee parasites, or pull it out of your a**

Nick T
6 years ago

Lori is Lightweight. Light on ideas, light on accomplishments, appears to be light on ability to solve problems.

Gemini
6 years ago

Glad to hear Lori wants to stay away from property tax increases, but help from the State of Illinois? She obviously doesn’t read this blog! Help from the State of Illinois is about as likely as a bailout from Donald Trump. I like the Donald but it just ain’t gonna happen.

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