Editorial: Pritzker makes needed budget cuts, but why blame the voters? – Chicago Tribune*

"The people spoke. They knew exactly what they were doing and to whom they were sending the message. To imply they were bamboozled by “Republicans” is an insult to the 3,059,411 who voted against your plan — with intent."
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Ex Illini
5 years ago

For such a big guy JB is incredibly thin skinned. He can’t accept anyone not agreeing with him, and it’s a real character flaw. So he lashes out because the voters told him to go back to the drawing board. He better get used to it.

anonymous
5 years ago

Has he cut his dietary needs out of the Illinois budget?

Perching Eagle
5 years ago

Why blame the voters? Because Pritzker is a globalist technocratic pig & relentless gaslighting is their managerial credo to maintain power, regardless of whatever organization they sit aperch of. Plus, he has a point, he either won enough votes last election and/or wasn’t caught cheating, so whatever he does, he hides behind his “mandate” and blames you for voting for him, even if you tried not to, but ultimately failed, which is possible in a Dominion/Smartmatic jurisdiction.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

No, the Dictator did not make needed budget cuts. He made a tiny fraction of needed budget cuts

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