Pritzker Decries Trump Fiscal Turmoil, Shorts IL Rainy Day Fund – RealClear Markets

As Pritzker expanded the size and cost of government – boosting taxes $1,237 per Illinoisan – the relative security offered by the rainy-day fund shrank. That’s a real threat to programs Illinoisans rely on during extreme economic downturns.
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The Railroader
8 months ago

JB the Hutt has had his servants patronize hot dog stands on his behalf, but he has never so much as run one.

It shows.

Call my shrink
8 months ago

Same old dog and pony show. Blame Trump. Gets real real old after awhile.

David F
8 months ago

But it’s Trumps fail, JB’s answer to all his failures.

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