Rich Miller: Budget plan seems good for now, but what about later? – Pontiac Daily Leader

"Hey, we’ll see how long this fiscal bliss lasts. One of the reasons these tax cuts and other budgetary moves are one-year plans is because things could go south in a hurry if the federal stimulus programs really do end and state and local governments are again left to fend for themselves. And if we slide into recession, then Illinois could wind up right back where it started: In a very deep hole."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

Don’t kid yourself Rich, you’re already old and decrepit.

debtsor
2 years ago

Rich Miller

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