Editorial: You did it, voters. You rejected the ‘Pritzker Tax.’ Will you be punished for it? – Chicago Tribune*

"No problems are immediately solved by this political loss for the governor...We don’t know what Pritzker will do, but his morning-after message suggests the fight for the soul of Illinois governance isn’t over yet."
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NoHope4Illinois
5 years ago

Fascinating how the Tribune points out the failure of Illinois Democrats on spending and taxes, and yet not a peep on the massive tax increase Joe Biden has planned for middle class families in Illinois.

Admin
5 years ago

The national media are a direct threat to democracy. Voter opinions forged by media lies and news blackouts aren’t what makes a democracy work.

daves
5 years ago

the politics of division, greed, and personal selfish motivations…thats what we have here in Jabba….

anonymous
5 years ago

In the Patch it stated he was not happy.
I do not care if Lard a** was not happy.
He spent a lot of money on ads that could have done what he wanted this tax for.
He and Illinois are not to just have with the Illinois tax payer money as they want without an explination and that is exactly as they wanted. What was stated on the ballot was not what was really going to happen. Can you see Jabba willngly giving up his money when he got a tax deduction from the toilet turn off? Seriously?

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