Pritzker’s $52.7B budget plan falls short in key areas, allies say – WBBM (Chicago)

State Rep. Will Davis, said the governor should be doing more to help minority-owned companies get state contracts. “If we can’t get our IDOT, capital development board, tollway, to just be better at making sure that … they give those opportunities to businesses in those spaces, I mean we’re just continually fighting an uphill battle,” he said. “When we talk about the budget document, that is the government’s blueprint. We heard [Pritzker] say a lot of things that he wants to do for the Black community, the migrant community, we heard him say that. But when it comes to some things, if he’s not saying it, his people don’t do it. Simple as that.
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Pritz wants to do everything for every “ community “ … except for the “ communities “ paying the bills. Don’t want to work? Here’s free rental assistance, food and other assistance. Not a legal immigrant? Have all of the above and then some. Wanted an abortion or trans surgery and can’t afford it? We’ll pay for it, even if you’re from out of state . There’s nothing end to Fatso’s largesse with other people’s money. A disgusting socialist/ progressive/ Dem hog.

sue
2 years ago

WOW………HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD!!!!!!!!

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Can wirepoints do a story on proposed HB 3239 and get the word out what Springfield is attempting to do to gun laws in Illinois now.

Frank Q James
2 years ago

what kind of clown downvotes this? Its in committee and its a serious issue

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago
Reply to  Frank Q James

Pritzker is having a representative do his dirty work there’s no other way to put it, he doesn’t want to tarnish himself to much before his big presidential run. As for the downvotes who knows, but I’m damn sick and tired of my constitutional rights being trampled on especially by this state., eventually this will all come to a head.

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