of the economy, chancellor? jeremy hunt has some good news he wants to trumpet. the bank of england has driven inflation down it s halved this year. so now the chancellor says it s time to try to get the economy growing. in today s autumn statement for growth, our choice is not big government, high spending and high tax, because we know that leads to less growth, not more. instead, we reduce debt, cut taxes and reward work. he announced, under the triple lock, the state pension will go up by over 8% next year, and many benefits up by more than 6%. i m going to go further and cut the main rate of employee national insurance by two percentage points, from i2%, to 10%. it mean someone on a salary of £35,000 a year would save over £450. to encourage businesses to invest, he is making a temporary scheme permanent it allows the cost of any upgrades, computers, machinery and the like to be deducted from profits before they re taxed. i will today make full expensing permanent,
air begin to move away. chicago you re beginning to warm up. i know that 17 doesn t feel like a warm up but it does compared to the wind chill a few days ago. buffalo proper this time really got another round. another i grew up in buffalo. 95 inches of snow for the entire season is normal. they ve had 92.7 already and we re not to january yet and it s still snowing as you saw. we are still going to see a foot or two more in that area. more to watertown, east of lake ontario. but it is in the west, it is on the way, look at the warm area, melting everything, even parts of the niagara frontier gets
tucker: some only the europeans have been dumb enough to embrace this. unlike ghana, they can afford not to but they are in any way out of some weird sense of collective guilt. it s what s happening throughout europe. in the u.k., esg score 92.7, national infrastructure commission has won as many as 6 million households could face power cuts this summer. some with the first world? no, it doesn t come up with that in england now. when germany, esg score 98.2, the government s rationing hot water due to an ongoing gas crisis. officials in hamburg, germany s second largest city, just warned quote warm water can only be made available at certain times of the day in an emergency. just a few years ago germany s government laughed at warnings from donald trump this would happen. it on video. they are so stupid, you ve no idea, and green energy is the future!
By WMAY Newsroom
Apr 12, 2021 6:09 PM
There’s no change in the status of the executive director of the Illinois State Board of Elections.
Steven Sandvoss was placed on administrative leave last week after notifying Illinois State Police that he had been the victim of an online extortion attempt. The board said in a statement that it took the action out of an abundance of caution, while checking to ensure the security of computer systems to which Sandvoss had access. There was no indication that any election data had been compromised.
The board held a special meeting Monday to discuss the situation behind closed doors… but took no additional action.