David Greising, of the Better Government Association: "Of that $100 million from head-tax revenue, $72 million would go toward programs the city’s corporate fund covered last year. Much of the remainder would go toward replacing discontinued federal pandemic relief funds dollar for dollar — without adding more."
Another of Johnson’s “gimme sum a dat” programs that will be focused on distributing the funds to other “gimme sum a dats” that will amount to little if any benefits to the Chicago Citizenry. One thing for sure, if history is any guide, no Government program is never temporary meaning when Johnson is replaced the program will stay, require more funding and should corporations leave homeowners will be looked towards for the funding. Ask yourself Chicago homeowners, can you handle any more tax burdens for the foreseeable future?
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.
Another of Johnson’s “gimme sum a dat” programs that will be focused on distributing the funds to other “gimme sum a dats” that will amount to little if any benefits to the Chicago Citizenry. One thing for sure, if history is any guide, no Government program is never temporary meaning when Johnson is replaced the program will stay, require more funding and should corporations leave homeowners will be looked towards for the funding. Ask yourself Chicago homeowners, can you handle any more tax burdens for the foreseeable future?