Moody’s Investors Service continued last week to warn that the state’s pension crisis, the growth of unfunded liabilities and debt service and burdensome benefits for state workers are consuming a greater share of annual revenue than is the case in any other state. Illinois would need to raise taxes again or put less money into the pension funds — both terrible options — or it will face daunting pressure during the next fiscal year. The state is likely to reach or exceed a point at which 30 percent of revenue will go toward these fixed costs, roughly triple the median level for other U.S. states.