Rauner: Budget Standoff ‘Could Go On For A While’
As Illinois enters a second quarter without a budget in place, Governor Bruce Rauner put the blame on legislators. He made the remarks Friday following a manufacturing event in Effingham.
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As Illinois enters a second quarter without a budget in place, Governor Bruce Rauner put the blame on legislators. He made the remarks Friday following a manufacturing event in Effingham.
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