Lightfoot’s budget doesn’t include funding to extend Chicago’s basic income program beyond one year – Crain’s*

That's the word the mayor's officials shared with aldermen today, even as Cook County chief Toni Preckwinkle pledged in a meeting with Crain's to make her administration's cash assistance program permanent.
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The Paraclete
3 years ago

Another Lori stunt, next she’ll swallow a coal shovel!

George`s Wooden Teeth
3 years ago

Doesn`t matter 2024 budget will be an new administrations problem Lori Lightweight unemployed April 2023

Old Joe
3 years ago

That aint working…Money for nothing, chick’s for free….

Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

She knows it’ll be a disaster

NB
3 years ago

Im thinken in a year when we’re in a the middle of a disastrous recession all the fed “free stuff” covid $giveaways$ are going to look like a complete joke that accomplishing nothing.

mqyl
3 years ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

It is when your mindset is that taxpayers have infinitely deep pockets.

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