Fighting to Lower Taxes

Taxes: Fighting for Relief, Not More Burden

I’ve always stood with Illinois taxpayers — and I’ve got the record to prove it. I voted against the 2017 income tax hike, against doubling the gas tax in 2019, and against the pile-on of higher fees, like the increased cost of license plate stickers.

While career politicians keep squeezing working families, I’m working to stop the bleeding. Illinois now ranks among the worst states for outmigration — and high taxes are a major reason why. Families, farmers, and small business owners are being driven out by policies that punish hard work and reward government waste.

I’ll continue to fight for lower taxes, smarter spending, and a government that lives within its means. Taxpayers deserve relief — not more broken promises.

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Michael Michael Griffin commented 2018-03-19 12:35:36 -0500
My phone number is 217-372-4832. I’m just working class scum but I would like for someone to intervene here.
Michael Michael Griffin commented 2018-03-19 12:33:56 -0500
Your gmail link doesn’t work and your phone keeps giving an application error. I’m getting the feeling you don’t care to be bothered. In the meantime I am fighting a tax increase and cannot get my local assessor to return any of my calls and the Douglas County Supervisor of Assessments was at work only Friday last week and gone again today. I can’t get the Illinois Department of Revenue to return my call now neither after finding out my first call was about taxes. I can’t seem to find anyone willing to do their jobs. I’m trying to find out why Douglas Country violated statutes by not giving proper 30 day notice of assessment before appeal period ends and why the Supervisor of Assessments arbitrarily tacked on an additional 4% increase on top of Illinois 3% increase. I want to know what legal means can be taken against Douglas County.