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Now that the smoke and mirrors have cleared from yet another disastrous legislative session, Illinoisans deserve a clear-eyed assessment of how deeply broken state government has become.
Leaving aside the fumble on the Bears stadium situation, we should take one train wreck at a time.
Illinois Democrats will describe this budget as “fiscally responsible.” The facts tell a very different story.
This year’s budget passed at $56 billion. When JB Pritzker and Kwame Raoul assumed power, the state budget was just over $36 billion. In eight years, that is a 55.6% increase. That is not fiscal responsibility. It is runaway government growth.
Illinois Democrats also claim this budget helps working families. That is a cruel joke. Since taking office, Pritzker and Raoul have supported or presided over dozens of tax and fee increases, every single one of them targeted at working families.
In 2019, they raised the gas tax by more than 20 cents per gallon and built in automatic annual increases without requiring a new vote. Now, they are bragging about pausing a mere 1.6 cents of that increase, as though they are doing us a favor.
This budget also reflects a troubling set of priorities. It spends $146 million more for services connected to illegal immigrants, adding to the billions already spent.
This state government continues to prioritize criminals over victims, teachers unions over parents, and greedy utility companies over consumers (surely the millions of dollars of campaign contributions from utility companies and teachers unions are simply a coincidence).
It does not have to be this way.
Illinois needs an Attorney General who will stand with working families, protect victims, challenge corruption, confront special interests, and fight for you.
For a change.
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Illinois' Attorney General has a constitutional duty to oversee state agencies, enforce election law, and review contracts. No public record shows Attorney General Raoul reviewed or approved mailing voter registration materials to non-citizens. #ElectionLaw@BobFiorettiChi
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Secretary Giannoulias, why did Katie’s killer have a valid Illinois driver’s license while in this country illegally?
How was he approved to drive on Illinois roads?
He could not speak English or Spanish, only a remote Guatemalan K’iche’ dialect.
We even struggled to find interpreters during court proceedings.
The incompetence at all levels of governance in Illinois is staggering...
Pritzker has been governor for 2,690 days, and property taxes are $11 billion more/year than when he was sworn in.
He has done nothing to limit property taxes.