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Excited about being used as a pawn to extract tax dollars from Illinois? That’s not exciting at all.
We don’t have money for healthcare or education or even roads in this state, but we’re in a hurry to make the McCaskey family even richer like we did for the Irsay’s.
It’s funny who Republicans decide should benefit from their version of socialism.
Joe, today’s surplus report says we do have the money. The Worst State Legislature has consistently decided that we shouldn’t spend it on civic improvements or services, instead trying to cut their way to prosperity.
I agree, this sounds like extortion to keep the build in Illinois. But if it isn’t I am not interested in shelling out tax dollars to build a massive stadium in Indiana that only the wealthy and corporate executives and their guests ever get to use.
I’d seriously give 10:1 odds of this happening in the next 5 years. My $1,000 against someone else’s $100.
More like 100,000:1. This will never ever happen. The list of reasons why is too long to bother with. Not gonna happen.
Stephen P. +1
Huston and Braun show, once again, what complete tools they are.