State Senator Dan McConchie levied criticism at House Speaker Mike Madigan for his failure to call the state budget bill for a vote, as you can see below:
Spring session adjourns, Speaker Madigan fails to call a vote on any sort of budget
Springfield, IL… State Senator Dan McConchie (R-Hawthorn Woods) releases the below statement following adjournment of the spring legislative session:
“For the first time in memory, House Speaker Michael Madigan failed to call a budget of any kind for a vote prior to the May 31 adjournment.
“This is unprecedented and shows his lack of willingness to do his constitutional duty.
“Madigan’s inaction is just further proof that he has no intention to work in a bipartisan manner on a budget solution that is balanced, or one that includes reforms to cut government spending and provides incentives to bring jobs to Illinois.
“It is unfortunate that we have adjourned and still are not any closer to solving this budget impasse.
“As we begin the month of June, I remain committed to working across the aisle to reach a compromise that is fair to taxpayers.”
McConchie drerams he’s a state senator in a normal state.
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So, where is McConchie’s balanced budget?
Or, for that matter, where is Bruce Rauner’s balanced budget?
Where’s Bruce Rauner’s balanced budget?
Curbed, choked, stifled, under Madigan’s thumbs – with the rest of Illinois’ failures.
YouTube
Upstream Ideas Channel
Breaking Down Springfield’s Action and Inaction with State Sen. Dan McConchie
published on June 8, 2017
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcN8M1jkRcc
Illinois Policy Institute
The Latest Budget Proposal for Illinois: A No-tax-hike Plan
by Ted Dabrowski, Vice President of Policy
and
Craig Lesner, Budget and Tax Research Director
April 8, 2017
“A new budget plan released by two Illinois Senators proposes to solve the state’s budget crisis without hiking taxes on Illinoisans.
State Sens. Kyle McCarter, R-Lebanon, and Dan McConchie, R-Hawthorn Woods, released a plan April 4 called the “Taxpayer Bargain,” which relies on spending reforms to close the current budget gap.
The Taxpayer Bargain calls for a balanced budget and a spending cap with no new taxes or tax increases.”
http://www.illinoispolicy.org/the-latest-budget-proposal-for-illinois-a-no-tax-hike-plan
http://www.TaxpayerBargain.com