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*** UPDATED - Bill fails on House floor *** City school system could get temporary pension reprieve
Tuesday, Jun 23, 2015 - Posted by Rich Miller * Subscribers know more…
The bill is here. …Adding… The train, as usual with these things, is moving fast. The amendment has been assigned to House Executive Committee, which starts at 11:15. …Adding More.. Greg Hinz rather cleverly ties the school deal to the DCEO privatization bill that I told subscribers about this morning…
…Adding… The bill passed Exec 8-2. *** UPDATE *** It looks from the roll call that Madigan pulled his targets off, and others were absent…
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*** UPDATED x1 *** Dem claims Rauner spending million more than Quinn on office
Tuesday, Jun 23, 2015 - Posted by Rich Miller *** UPDATE *** The House Democrats just forwarded me their documentation. Click here. * The chairman of the House Revenue & Finance Committee just accused the governor’s office of not telling the truth about internal office spending. Gov. Rauner’s administration has claimed it’s spending $500,000 a year less than Gov. Quinn spent on staffing the governor’s office. Rep. John Bradley, however, said his research shows that Rauner is actually spending at least a million dollars more than Quinn. Bradley said that number didn’t include “nine employees that appear on the telephone directory that we can’t determine where they’re being paid from.” He also said it didn’t take into account “contractual employees that have been hired at very substantial sums of money.” * Rep. Bradley said he invited the governor to send a representative to today’s hearing, but nobody showed up today. When pressed, Bradley said he did not have documentation which he could immediately provide to the committee. He also didn’t have any witnesses to testify on the claims. * From Lance Trover…
* Trover also sent me a letter documenting the governor’s contention that his office spending is $500,000 below Quinn’s. Click here to read it.
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*** LIVE *** Overtime session coverage
Tuesday, Jun 23, 2015 - Posted by Rich Miller * Watch the action and the inaction via ScribbleLive…
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Hoosiers win again!
Tuesday, Jun 23, 2015 - Posted by Rich Miller * DNAinfo…
If you go to the WaPo post, you’ll see that Illinois pot prices are 9.7 percent higher than the national average. We also have higher prices than all of our bordering states except Iowa. Indiana’s prices are 4.6 percent lower than the national average. Must be all those non-union weed sellers. /snark …Adding… From “Slick Willy” in comments…
Heh.
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