Gov. J.B. Pritzker makes 2022 reelection bid official, acknowledges his handling of pandemic will be key issue – Chicago Tribune*

Pritzker’s campaign video takes a swipe at former President Donald Trump and his administration’s handling of the pandemic, with an announcer saying, “In Washington, science took a back seat to politics. But in Illinois, we knew the stakes were too high.” The reference to Trump was also was a subtle shot at the three announced Republican candidates for governor: Burr Ridge businessman Gary Rabine, state Sen. Darren Bailey of Xenia and former state Sen. Paul Schimpf of Waterloo.
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Sum ting wong
4 years ago

Enough fraudulent votes will be manufactured in Chicago to keep this clown around. Until there is election integrity in Chicago there is no hope for IL.

Ex Illini
4 years ago

What has Pritzker done to make Illinois a better place to live? He expanded gambling and legalized pot, which are favorite pastimes of the best people. He doubled the gas tax. He has opened the prisons to let criminals resume their chosen profession. He let rioters have their way with the largest city in the state, doing nothing to stop the madness. He is a social justice warrior of the highest order, causing more Illinoisans to flee the state. He has done nothing to address the structural budget deficit that plagues the state, instead relying on a blue state bailout… Read more »

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

All Pritzker did was play follow the leader, again totally delusional.

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