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Gov. Rauner gets his own blog

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* Press release…

The Governor’s Office is starting a new PolicyPOV blog intended to deliver points of view (POV) on policies, programs, issues and events of concern to Illinoisans. The first post addresses how the new federal tax reform act impacts Illinois families and businesses. The blog is being hosted at the governor’s website.

The inaugural post is pretty darned complimentary of the new federal tax law. Click here.

posted by Rich Miller
Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:29 am

Comments

  1. Blah blah blah.

    Comment by Huh? Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:35 am

  2. They need a “comment” section like this one.

    Comment by 360 Degree TurnAround Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:36 am

  3. He doesn’t repeat the same stuff often enough that he thought it needed to be put online as well?

    Okay then.

    Comment by Fixer Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:38 am

  4. 360; He wouldn’t like the comments. He is trying the old “I am engaged: ploy. We all know he is not, and no blog or propaganda site is going to change the fact, that he is, and always has been out of his league.

    Comment by Retired Educator Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:41 am

  5. Agree, 360. No comment section-pass.

    Comment by Arthur Andersen Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:42 am

  6. “Illinois.gov”

    Is he using state resources for his re-election campaign?

    Comment by Nick Name Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:45 am

  7. Rauner doesn’t seem to have a consistent message on the tax cut package; 2 weeks ago, it was bad for Illinois families, now it will save them $2,400 a year. What happened?

    On another note, the website is, itself, rather stock and low a quality.

    5/10 overall.

    Comment by DarkDante Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:46 am

  8. Vertical integration, now within another “point to” prong for other means of the integration to seemingly break news from alleged multiple sources, but really from one point, and getting it out as a sourced point for news.

    Will be interesting if Rauner does eventually have a comment section. I’m not holding my breath in any way.

    Comment by Oswego Willy Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:46 am

  9. Brucie Rauner has a blog, EIEIO!
    And on that blog he bashed some Dems, EIEIO!
    With an “It’s his fault” here!
    And an “It’s her fault” there!
    “His fault! Her fault! Everyone’s but my fault!”
    Brucie Rauner has a blog, EIEIO!

    Comment by Nick Name Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:48 am

  10. ==PolicyPOV blog==

    The site’s original name (Pravda) sounded a little too “ethnic”.

    Comment by Jocko Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:54 am

  11. Did they find the Looch something to do for his sweet ghost payroller gig at the Illinois State Police? Beats crimefighting.

    The guv’s “analysis” studiously ignores the old bait-and-switch for the middle class in the out-years when their taxes will be higher than before “tax reform.”

    But I’m not surprised that Rauner favors adding $1.5 trillion to the national debt in an attempt to create a “crisis” to cut Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, etc., in the future. (Good luck finding Republicans that will actually vote to cut Social Security and Medicare; much easier to just pile on debt).

    That’s exactly what Rauner did here when he added $12B to the backlog of bills so he could tune up contracted social service providers and higher ed.

    Comment by wordslinger Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:57 am

  12. **“Illinois.gov” Is he using state resources for his re-election campaign?**

    The power of incumbency is powerful.

    Comment by SaulGoodman Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 9:59 am

  13. He should call it ‘Purview in Perfidy’.

    Comment by Cubs in '16 Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:03 am

  14. Needs more “whopping”.

    Comment by City Zen Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:09 am

  15. If they open up comments over there, Rich is going to lose all of the insightful comments by Lucky Pierre. That’d be a shame.

    Comment by 47th Ward Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:09 am

  16. Rauner has taken more positions on Trump than Stormy Daniels.

    Comment by Arsenal Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:39 am

  17. I’ll see myself out.

    Comment by Arsenal Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:39 am

  18. Make sure if they come up with comment section they can’t trace it back. Hear that Willy?

    Comment by Anonymous Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:49 am

  19. ===Hear that Willy?===

    No chance I’d ever comment.

    The reading would be farce, can’t turn down reading that.

    I’m very comfortable *not* spreading my wings anywhere else.

    Comment by Oswego Willy Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 10:54 am

  20. Well, the usual “conservative,” right-wing radio host, and libertarian blogs have all turned against him.

    His only loyal media is owned media.

    Comment by walker Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 11:32 am

  21. I wonder how Protzker is going to walk back his comments on the new tax bill. The boys(girl) at the old widget shop are darn excited by the upcoming extra $ that will be on their checks. I can only imagine the big money players in Chicago are dreading a Protzker regime with his guarantee on the progressive tax. Rauner still has no chance.

    Comment by Blue dog dem Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 11:46 am

  22. Hmmmm . . . No mention of SALT impact? Missed an opportunity to rail against the income tax increase he vetoed.

    Comment by Henry Francis Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 11:57 am

  23. Does this mean we will now have an official record of him mis-speaking … at least until they delete or revise it?

    Comment by RNUG Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 12:17 pm

  24. It looks like a press release that no one wanted.

    Comment by A Jack Friday, Jan 19, 18 @ 12:55 pm

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