You would think they would learn from California. 1000’s of companies have moved out of California due to the taxes and the regulations. Eventually, it will be nothing but illegals leaving off of welfare.
Illinois needs a community organizer to solve their problems. I know where they can get a real good one.
The same old tired DemoRAT solution to EVERYTHING. Raise taxation. They are idiots and fools. As noted by another poster, Taxifornia is a classic example of the destruction that DemoRAT rule causes.
We used to do state contracts occasionally. Never again. Having to hire an attorney to get paid by your state eats up any profit you can make.
I think it is set up that way. They want the work all done by state-union thugs. We don’t even bother to bid on the work anymore.
Please, no more Socialists, Liberals, Communists or Democrats moving to Texas. We are trying to get ours to leave.
Any contractor would be a fool to start work under a contract with Illinois unless they got paid 100% up front.
Given the screwed up highway laws I doubt they will be moving to the screwed up state of Indiana. Indiana cops hate the transportation industry.
Watch a lot of Illinois-based companies head to Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and so on—the South rises again!
Tax and give away to everyone who pays no taxes IS the Democrat plan. Just a matter of time before the parasites kill the host. Folks in Illinois who have paid taxes and reaped no benefit are asked to pay even more in taxes to the “tick” class.
KY Jelly sales should be strong in Illinois with all the taxpayers being bent over.
Hmmmm, with the employers and jobs going away, Illinois will have to really hike the taxes on the remainder to balance it’s budget...
...apparently a majority of the people who actually vote like what they are getting.
I guess too many conservatives find something else to do on election day...sigh
United Airlines should reconsider locating its headquarters in Chicago after the merger with Continental.
Bet Boeing could get a great deal from the State of Washington to relocate its HQ back to Seattle.
They could also relocate to the Dallas area; as could United Airlines.