Senate President John Cullerton set to collect $2M pension – IL Policy

The departure of Senate President John Cullerton, D-Chicago, highlights one example of how pension sweeteners Illinois lawmakers passed decades ago are putting taxpayers on the hook for extravagant benefits today. Cullerton is set to receive more than $2 million in state pension payments over the course of his retirement, should he live to age 85. He will take home nearly $4.2 million if he lives to age 95, which is $1.3 million more than he would have received without the special sweetener.
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Freddy
4 years ago

Maybe a WHISTLEBLOWER who was wearing a wire found out that Cullerton was part of a COLLUSION. If so would his pension be REDACTED? There would be no IMPEACHMENT since he voluntarily retired. Maybe there is some evidence of QUID PRO QUO! With all this going on he could suffer from an OBSTRUCTION would then the taxpayer then be liable for medical bills? Just curious! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!

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