Despite no budget deal, Gov. Bruce Rauner made his case Wednesday in his second State of the State address - changes he says will make the state more competitive.

 

Rauner is also promising to take a more bipartisan approach to solving issues in the coming months.

 

"To achieve a grand compromise, we must cast partisanship and ideology aside," he said.

 

But during most of his 35-minute speech, the governor warned that Illinois' economic problems would continue if the state does not adopt his anti-union, pro-business reforms.

 

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