Illinois House set to reconvene in January for the first time in months; state senators asked to reserve time – Chicago Tribune*

The lame-duck session comes amid a worsening economic picture for the state amid the pandemic. Gov. J.B. Pritzker has forecast a $3.9 billion deficit for the budget year that ends June 30 with about half the shortfall due to tax receipts affected by COVID-19 business restrictions.
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Freddy
5 years ago

Convening of political Taxaholics is never a good idea! Instead they should enroll in Taxaholics Annoymous 2 step program.
#1 Do NOT raise taxes!
#2 Reforms!

Wolfnight
5 years ago

Increase in state income tax coming?

Only reason to meet now right?

Despite decimating the private sector since March, destroying businesses and people’s livelihoods (except Government workers, unions and big box stores).

Nuremberg would not do this justice.

Please President Trump, cross the Rubicon and end this corruption.

I await your presentation to the American public on the steal.

MAGA

Aaron
5 years ago
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If not us, who? If not now, when?
wwg1wga

Wolfnight
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

IMO before 6th January 2021. Maybe behind closed doors, to give the perpetrators an opportunity to concede. President’s Trump’s tweet calling for “Wild Protest” in DC on the 6th January is indeed an invitation to a celebratory party. Friends of mine are already on the road heading to DC. Worth viewing, make your own judgments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI-IKL4SudQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAJU-CTANag (worth reading the comments on the Wictor video). I have no inside sources but ask some key questions: Why are these stimulus talks in DC ongoing when Beijing Biden is being inaugurated on 20th January 2021? Especially if the Democrats steal the two… Read more »

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