State admits errors in pot shop lottery process, will now hold another one – Chicago Sun-Times*

Toi Hutchinson, Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s senior adviser on cannabis control, noted that the rules for the lottery would be laid out in a court order, but it’s unclear which of the seven pending lawsuits related to the licensing process would be affected or where the order would be issued.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

We gripe they don’t do anything. We gripe when they screw everything! Maybe we should demand they do nothing and shut up.

Aaron
4 years ago

Ha ha ha. Clowns

Old Spartan
4 years ago

Another fine effort by the Pritzker administration. Can’t even run a simple lottery fairly and responsibly. Hard to figure where this screwup ranks– ahead or behind–IDES? School closings? Destroying high school sports? Failed energy legislation? Phony ethics reform? fraudulent gerrymandering bills? Failed graduated income tax proposal? Disastrous payout of rent relief? Hiding Covid stats? Plus how many more. The scoring system is difficult when the list is so long. You have to wonder if the guy is in the right job.

NB-Chicago
4 years ago
Reply to  Old Spartan

The lawyers will $feast$ at taxpayers expense on the incompetence as usual….nothing new

Freddy
4 years ago
Reply to  Old Spartan

Failed Property Tax reform!! It was one of the first Tasks Force created and what are the results. Nothing. Nada. Zilch. Think of what was done though. Transgender rights-expanding abortion options-McCormick Place Covid overflow fiasco-$45B road fund boondoggle including doubling of gas taxes-license plate increases-trailer plates increasing by 555%-new or increasing of at least 20+ taxes in a short time and no reforms.

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