Pension Arguments – WGN

March 2015

Jacob Huebert was interviewed by Patrick Elwood on WGN-TV in Chicago to discuss the state Supreme Court case that will determine the fate of the pension reform legislation passed in 2013.

Jacob discussed the implications of this case and how it will affect the state’s budget and Illinois taxpayers for years to come.

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