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Analysis: Blue state property tax ‘doom’ hits commercial real estate, then homeowners

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By John Ransom Verified, Jillian Schneider, Glenn Minnis
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
In high-tax blue states, the property tax burden is becoming so large that it acts as a reverse tax capitalization, pushing prices down, according to newly released real estate data. The consequence: more of the tax burden gets shifted onto homeowners. So far, no state has been hit harder by this effect than Illinois.
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Soros DA hides docs on migrants getting legal help in ‘sketchy’ move

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By Hudson Crozier, Glenn Minnis, Christen Smith Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s staff is hiding the criminal records of migrants receiving free legal aidafter the Daily Caller News Foundation previously exposed serious charges. Krasner cannot disclose the foreign defendants’ charges because it no longer keeps such a list, his team told the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records Tuesday in response to a DCNF information request.
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Illinois lagging the nation for entrepreneurship, economic growth

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By Glenn Minnis
| newsbug.info
(The Center Square) – Illinois Policy Institute’s Josh Bandoch says he could have easily predicted the state would rank as lowly as it does across the country for entrepreneurship and economic growth. A new Archbridge Institute study pegs Illinois 45th in the nation in that department stemming from criteria assessed based on its ability “to lift barriers to human flourishing” and metrics that include taxes, regulations, business dynamism and housing.
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