Proponents, opponents of progressive income tax distance from retirement tax talk – Center Square

“Were Pritzker’s proposal adopted,” writes Tax Foundation Senior Policy Analyst Jared Walczak, “Illinois would trail its peers in just about every aspect of its tax code. If businesses and individuals are leaving the state now, these policies can only make the problem worse.”
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Watched his update today, what a stone cold liar he evaded every question about a retirement tax what a fat pr-ck if the people of Illinois cannot see thru this bastard and his press secretary Jordan who is a dud from the start then every person that votes for this ludicrous fairy tax gets what you deserve. Don’t cry after the fact omg how can they do this you all were for warned (seniors)

Anonymous
5 years ago

He probably is not even in Illinois.
It was a way for him to “quarentine” out of the state and follow his daughter and her riding.
No there is not one honest part of him.

Anonymous
5 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Honesty can not get thru him–TOO MUCH of him to get to.

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