Commentary: We say we love Chicago, but our policies tell another story – Chicago Tribune*

Lou Sandoval, of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce: " It’s not simply wrapping ourselves in 'Chicago pride' while silently allowing policies that undermine job growth, scare away investment and sap the future of our children. If we truly love Chicago and Illinois, we must ask: Are our leaders and our policies aligned with building a future of opportunity — or are they writing checks to decline?"
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

I’d bet that an “ Avoid Chicago “ bumper sticker with the iconic five stars and a chalk body outline would be a hit.

Last edited 1 year ago by Hello, Indiana!
Free at Last
1 year ago

So if the Chamber of Commerce is just now waking up, what have they been watching for the last 30 years? These problems didn’t materialize with pinhead and fat boy.

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