Johnson, Pritzker trade blame over $11B pension bill – FOX32 (Chicago)

Gov. JB Pritzker’s office responded Wednesday: "This bill was passed with a supermajority in the legislature and we are unaware of this input ever being given to legislative leaders. The governor's office always appreciates this kind of input earlier in the legislative process."
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Da Judge
6 months ago

Glad I voted with my feet over 20 years ago and left Taxistan.

My bank account is over $200,000 fatter because of my smart financial decision.

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
6 months ago

Here I thought it was the public sector greed that was the root cause of the HUGE pension debt.

Morefandave
6 months ago

Stupid vs. stupider. Who wins? The idiot, or the idiot to trusted the other idiot to object?

Call my shrink
6 months ago

Pinhead and Putzger b##ch slapping eachother in public. This should be shown on national TV. Reality political comedy

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