In this case, Betteridge's Law does not hold.
Ah, my kind of town. In the same Wirepoints summary that included your Chicago pension article, there was this:
https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/mayor-johnson-backs-away-from-campaign-tax-increase-proposals? The CME Group has sold all its properties and only has leases. These leases have escape clauses if Illinois or Chicago do anything economically onerous they can break their leases.
Aaaaah reality.
It's one thing to promise (or threaten) during a campaign. It's another thing to have a balance sheet and income statement in front of you that you have to deal with. Maybe he understands why the Daleys (the smart money) skedaddled.
Ah, my kind of town. In the same Wirepoints summary that included your Chicago pension article, there was this:
https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/mayor-johnson-backs-away-from-campaign-tax-increase-proposals? The CME Group has sold all its properties and only has leases. These leases have escape clauses if Illinois or Chicago do anything economically onerous they can break their leases.
Aaaaah reality.
It's one thing to promise (or threaten) during a campaign. It's another thing to have a balance sheet and income statement in front of you that you have to deal with. Maybe he understands why the Daleys (the smart money) skedaddled.