Cook County can’t use $250M transportation taxes, fees, to fund county operations: IL Supreme Court – Cook County Record

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OldJarHead
3 years ago

They must not have paid off Madigan’s wife enough!

debtsor
3 years ago

“On Thursday, April 21, the state high court ruled 6-1 in favor of a coalition of road and transportation contractors, with the majority declaring the language of the so-called Safe Roads Amendment applies equally to Cook County and other local government funds, as it does to the state’s transportation money.”

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Wilton
3 years ago

The Illinois Supreme Court ruling won’t stop them. That ruling only applies to those who are not corrupt politicians.

Lions Choice
3 years ago

Crooked Cook County Democrat Boss Preckwinkle should be sharing a jail cell with Madigan

debtsor
3 years ago
Reply to  Lions Choice

She’s 75 years old and will be running for re-election. I don’t know why most of the Democrat party leadership is elderly but it seems that way. It’s time for them to all retire.

The Paraclete
3 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

Many elderly politicians! Indicative of how hard they work. The only time politicians sweat is when they’re lead into the courtroom.

OldJarHead
3 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

How did the Wuhan Red Death not get her, fat, old, high BP. Ivermectin??????

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