Pritzker Seeks to Burnish Illinois’s Newly Won Fiscal Reputation – Bloomberg Quint

“The state has done a lot in recent years to right its fiscal ship,” said Amanda Kass, associate director of the Government Finance Research Center at the University of Illinois in Chicago. “Is that a blip in a long-term trend or is this the start of an upward trajectory in the state’s finances?”
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Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Should read Illinois federal fiscal reputation, what a moron Pritzker is, but it’s a election year pull out all the stops to make himself look good. Please people of Illinois see thru this malfeasance and political corruption in this state, start voting for the person not the persons party affiliations.

Ex Illini
4 years ago

It’s a blip you idiot! He’ll milk the Covid bailout as long as he can, but King Pritzker is still steering the Titanic Illinois toward an iceberg.

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