"Despite Illinois’ agreement to the 2013 SEC cease-and-desist order, aspects of Governor Pritzker’s public statements may warrant further scrutiny to determine whether the state is providing accurate, complete, and non-misleading information regarding its pension obligations and funding practices."
when Trump ignores or breaks laws (as he has repeatedly done countless times) his followers simply ignore it or make excuses but when a democratic governor does so it is painted as a travesty of justice by these same people. this type of double standard and insane hypocrisy is the root of the problems with our current political system.
We’ll wait for the first time anyone on the left calls out a Democrat. But we will definitely not hold our breath.
Tell us again about insane hypocrisy and double standards. Leftists wrote the book on those topics.
JackBolly
8 months ago
Interesting article, and the short answer is ‘Yes, the ‘cease-and-desist’ order has been repeatedly violated’. In fact one could say Pritzker has been very cavalier about compliance. Where is the enforcement?
Last edited 8 months ago by JackBolly
Fed up neighbor
8 months ago
Could Pritzker be the next Illinois headed to the big house.
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.
when Trump ignores or breaks laws (as he has repeatedly done countless times) his followers simply ignore it or make excuses but when a democratic governor does so it is painted as a travesty of justice by these same people. this type of double standard and insane hypocrisy is the root of the problems with our current political system.
We’ll wait for the first time anyone on the left calls out a Democrat. But we will definitely not hold our breath.
Tell us again about insane hypocrisy and double standards. Leftists wrote the book on those topics.
Interesting article, and the short answer is ‘Yes, the ‘cease-and-desist’ order has been repeatedly violated’. In fact one could say Pritzker has been very cavalier about compliance. Where is the enforcement?
Could Pritzker be the next Illinois headed to the big house.
No, that’s not the nature of the SEC issues.
They should just state that “All the money in the world is not enough to cover the pension debt”.