Illinois politicians will always find new ways to take your money. – Wirepoints on WLS’ Ramblin’ Ray Show

Ted joined the Ray Stevens Show to talk about why Illinoisans are paying some of the nation’s highest taxes, why the state’s gas taxes continue to grow, why Illinois was at the financial brink in 2019, the chance of lawmakers passing a drive-by-mile tax, and more.

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HTJ
11 months ago

Plenty of opportunity in this state for those who know how to recognize it, though. Gold, crypto, real estate, etc. IL real estate in particular is what we in the business call a distressed asset, and I’ve been able to make a fortune several times over because of it.

Call my shrink
11 months ago

New ways to say ok let’s just raise taxes

Deb
11 months ago

What’s terrible is the gas tax not going for roads, but to the general fund. Let’s talk about left budget cuts and stopping identity political funding and represent Il US citizen taxpayers.

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