Much of the media’s coverage of the November midterm elections was dedicated to individual races (and their surprising outcomes) that would determine control of Congress . But another critical result that slipped under the radar was Illinois voters’ landmark decision on Nov. 8 to permanently alter the fiscal future of their state.
The state is run by democratic crooks and the Chitty of Chicago is run by union thugs. The streets are run by gangs. This place is utopia if I have ever seen one. High taxes (going higher), high crime (going higher), grey skies and cold weather. Who could ask for anything more? I just cannot figure out why all the retired cops move to Punta Gorda, Fl. as soon as they can.
George Santos
3 years ago
I don’t understand the obsession of pointing out how many more people are making 6 figures. Making 100k may have been a lot of money 20 years ago but today it’s just not considered that high. A Chicago private sector union laborer (somebody sweeping up doing grunt work) makes about 100k per year without any experience or specific skill set. Of course more people will make over 100k per year. It’s called inflation.
A kid right out of high school can make over 40k per year making me Chipotle burritos. 100k just isn’t that much money anymore.
You stated all the reasons why businesses are fleeing the state in droves. People are paid to do nothing, and the businesses just cannot compete in the marketplace. This state’s businesses are DOA when it comes to competing with other states regulations and labor force.
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.
The state is run by democratic crooks and the Chitty of Chicago is run by union thugs. The streets are run by gangs. This place is utopia if I have ever seen one. High taxes (going higher), high crime (going higher), grey skies and cold weather. Who could ask for anything more? I just cannot figure out why all the retired cops move to Punta Gorda, Fl. as soon as they can.
I don’t understand the obsession of pointing out how many more people are making 6 figures. Making 100k may have been a lot of money 20 years ago but today it’s just not considered that high. A Chicago private sector union laborer (somebody sweeping up doing grunt work) makes about 100k per year without any experience or specific skill set. Of course more people will make over 100k per year. It’s called inflation.
A kid right out of high school can make over 40k per year making me Chipotle burritos. 100k just isn’t that much money anymore.
You stated all the reasons why businesses are fleeing the state in droves. People are paid to do nothing, and the businesses just cannot compete in the marketplace. This state’s businesses are DOA when it comes to competing with other states regulations and labor force.