It must be a joke when anyone ranks Illinois as a good place to do business – American Thinker

"According to Chief Executive the three worst states to do business are Illinois, New York, and California. Isn't that great. Three of the states with the highest paid legislators are three of the worst states to do business. And they all are run by Democrats. Can anyone spot the correlation?"
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Old Spartan
2 years ago

Does anyone really think an affiliate of NBC is going to do a credible analysis analysis. Of course not. Their erroneous reporting regarding some basic facts hardly seems like honest mistakes.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Can’t imagine why businesses say NO to Illinois — could it be: — the most business hostile laws/regulations in America — the most burdensome tax structures/tax rates in the US — a failing educational system at all levels — the worst fiscal basket case among all 50 states — out of control crime/soft on crime Democrats that have made law and order impossible — crooked and corrupt unions that have a stranglehold on government — the worst corruption of any state/one party misrule — a Democrat state energy suicide pact that will give Illinois 3rd world power blackouts and last… Read more »

Elaine S.
2 years ago
Reply to  Giddyap

That’s why we need abortion clinics, pot dispensaries, and video gaming parlors on every street corner.

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