^ But if Rauner's steadfastness just creates gridlock and nothing gets done, are we really better off?
I don't see how it serves our state when we have no capital bill to invest in roads and rails. Rahm is doing what he can to invest for the future but we are at a serious disadvantage when our state government is this dysfunctional.
I might vote for Rauner to send a message (that I blame Madigan for the crisis and not Rauner) but who's to say Madigan will actually heed the message? He's got that job for life, Rauner would only have another four years.
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