He said in his statement, “For more times than I care to count, the Democrat majority and, disapprovingly, many Republicans have voted to pass legislation that raised taxes, increased spending, and created more regulation. It is to Illinois a death by a thousand legislative cuts.”
A common sense move by an intelligent person. A friend of mine just sold a house for $700k in the south suburbs– at a half million dollar loss. Has a $26k property tax bill. He bought a new house in Tennessee for $500k with the same square footage with a property tax bill of $1,200– per year not per month. So if you figure on a 20 year life in the same size house, that new house probably pays for itself and is basically free to him. Is that the “weather”? Or is that the “science”.
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.
A common sense move by an intelligent person. A friend of mine just sold a house for $700k in the south suburbs– at a half million dollar loss. Has a $26k property tax bill. He bought a new house in Tennessee for $500k with the same square footage with a property tax bill of $1,200– per year not per month. So if you figure on a 20 year life in the same size house, that new house probably pays for itself and is basically free to him. Is that the “weather”? Or is that the “science”.