State budget includes hefty taxes, but not on ‘everyday ordinary taxpayers,’ Democrats say – WEEK (Peoria)

“There weren’t tax increases or revenue enhancements against everyday ordinary taxpayers,” said state Sen. Elgie Sims, a budget negotiator. “What you saw was a recognition of, particularly as it relates to the sports betting industry, the explosion of the industry and some parity.”
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LMAO
1 year ago

Smoke and Mirrors

Harry Loungabow
1 year ago
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If the democrats lied any more their noses
Would extend more than 14”.

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