Layer3.news

AI by layer3.news

Filtering by: Scott Waguespack · clear filter

CHICAGO CITY TREASURER WILL REFUSE TO INVEST IN U.S. TREASURIES TO PROTEST DONALD TRUMP

https://media.townhall.com/cdn/hodl/2017/103/082738db-c1e4-4484-8d1e-8c7ca62fb815-1052x615.jpg

✍️ Chicago City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin announced she will refuse to invest taxpayer money in U.S. Treasuries, citing a desire to 'push back' on President Trump.

👉 Chicago City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin announced she will refuse to invest taxpayer money in U.S. Treasuries 👉 Conyears-Ervin cited a desire to 'push back' on President Trump 👉 U.S. Treasuries are considered the safest and most secure investment option 👉 The city's current portfolio is already underperforming 👉 Conyears-Ervin has been criticized for her decision, with some aldermen calling it a financial risk and a political stunt

-- #MelissaConyears-Ervin #DonaldTrump #DannyDavis #HankJohnson #AnthonyNapolitano #ScottWaguespack #BillConway #RaymondLopez #Chicago #Guam #politics

Loading quoted post…

nostr:nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzp8anczjuya47apawzdgt0s3uxecvmkj4r0s0p9hv25873a82mshfqyd8wumn8ghj7ctjw35kxmr9wvhxcctev4erxtnwv4mhxqpq08hswj84d76df0k4emztenj3df8j3pwtcr2kd2f7cvc7gz8fek6smyn2rv

Melissa Conyears-Ervin Donald Trump Danny Davis Hank Johnson Anthony Napolitano Scott Waguespack Bill Conway Raymond Lopez

11/13/2025

npub1fdj9uwm…q4jm6n

THE IMPRESSIVE DECISION OF CHICAGO ON A TAX THAT AFFECTS HOMEOWNERS

https://resizer.glanacion.com/resizer/v2/KWTQJMJS6ZFL3H5CMA6ACRBUVQ.jpg?auth=40f2eaf7c563be07205c557912b72a6ca4ce477797b8e64395ba595c7fd76ef4&smart=true&width=2000&height=1333

✍️ The Chicago City Council voted unanimously against Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal to increase the property tax by $300 million, with a 4% average increase in property tax bills.

👉 The Chicago City Council voted unanimously against the property tax increase proposal 👉 The proposal would have increased property taxes by $300 million 👉 The average increase in property tax bills would have been 4% 👉 Council members argued that the increase would disproportionately affect low-income families and homeowners 👉 Mayor Johnson stated that the decision was a "good process" and that his administration could manage without the increase