Wall Street Journal: In Post-Obama Illinois, Hope and Change
The Wall Street Journal again cites the Institute's work on SB 2494.
4 ways to break out of Illinois’ pension trap
Causes, costs, how to set the state free
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Cook County Coffee Czar?
The media has been uncovering some interesting spending from Cook County
Institute in the Decatur Tribune: Balancing the State Budget Without a Tax Hike
April 15th has come and gone, but Illinoisans need to be perpetually vigilant about taxes
Institute in the Tribune: A Worthy Education
An op-ed from James Meeks and Andy McKenna cites research from the Illinois Policy Institute.
Institute in the Wall Street Journal: In Praise of Illinois
The WSJ calls the bill that recently passed out of the Illinois legislature and important first step toward fixing Illinois public pension funding problem.
Budget Solutions 2011: Myth vs. Fact
The Illinois Policy Institute
Andrzejewski Calls for Forensic Audit of State Spending
Andrzejewski believes $60 million forensic audit of state spending could save Illinois taxpayers $1.25 billion annually.
IL Senate “Joint Caucus” Closed Budget Meeting
Setting bad precedent?
Illinois School Choice…It’s National News
The Wall Street Journal picks up on recent efforts in Illinois to create the state's first voucher program.
Preaching Choice in Obama’s Hometown – WSJ
The speaker was the Rev. James Meeks, explaining black resistance to vouchers. The venue was a sold-out lunch put on by the Illinois Policy Institute (IPI). The result? Something new in Windy City politics: a powerful black Democrat reaching out to a free
