@JBPritzker Changing the state constitution so you can run for a 3rd is called what?
Oh what you project onto Trump is what you really are and that’s a tyrant fatass dictator
THE RECEIPTS. NOT THE RHETORIC.
Governor Pritzker campaigned on promises of fiscal responsibility, affordability, and protecting working families.
Critics argue the record tells a different story.
• Illinois has enacted dozens of tax and fee increases since 2019, including changes affecting fuel, tobacco, sports betting, and other areas.
• Illinois has continued to experience net domestic out-migration, with more residents moving to other states than moving in from other U.S. states. Businesses have also relocated or expanded elsewhere, citing taxes, regulation, labor costs, or other factors.
• Illinois passed legislation in 2019 creating incentives to attract data centers. Supporters say those incentives helped attract investment, while critics argue later policy decisions and uncertainty slowed momentum and cost the state opportunities in AI infrastructure.
• China is investing heavily in AI, semiconductors, and data center infrastructure while competing globally for technological leadership. Some commentators argue the U.S. should be accelerating—not delaying—its own infrastructure investments.
Whether you support Governor Pritzker or not, these are questions worth asking:
❓ Are Illinois families better off today than they were six years ago?
❓ Are businesses choosing Illinois over neighboring states?
❓ Is Illinois positioned to lead the AI economy—or watching investment go elsewhere?
Elections aren’t won by campaign slogans.
They’re judged by results.
The receipts matter.
@DarrenBaileyIL