South Cook News

Commissioner Sean Morrison has recently expressed concerns about state and local governance in a series of social media posts. The tweets, posted on August 18 and 19, address issues related to fiscal policy and government accountability.

On August 18, Morrison questioned the financial management of the state with a direct reference to Governor J.B. Pritzker, writing: "Gives a new meaning to 'go broke or go home' is JB intentionally trying to bankrupt the State?"

The following day, Morrison urged citizens to become more informed about alleged governmental misconduct in Chicago. In his post dated August 19, he stated: "Everyone should inform themselves on this abuse ! Sometimes … and in chicago lately sadly too often, government really stinks."

Later on August 19, Morrison published another brief message emphasizing vigilance: "Pay attention".

Morrison serves as a commissioner in Cook County, Illinois, where issues of fiscal management and public trust have been persistent topics of debate. Governor J.B. Pritzker's administration has faced both support and criticism for its approach to budgetary matters and efforts at reform within Illinois. In recent years, Chicago's city government has also encountered scrutiny over allegations of inefficiency and corruption.