Pritzker helped Bailey win — but now governor would rather all the credit go to Trump – Chicago Sun-Times*

“I’m running a campaign to get Democrats elected and to beat Republicans,” Pritzker said when asked whether helping the primary campaign of a conservative Republican could backfire. “And I want people to know what we believe in and what they believe in. And so, the messages that I’ve talked about on TV are all messages about amplifying the differences between Democrats and Republicans.”
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Pat S.
3 years ago

“I’m running a campaign to get Democrats elected and to beat Republicans …”

Note: nothing about the best candidate for the position, only his demented party affiliation.

Bah!

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Pritzker Is Gaslighting Illinois On How He Bought/Rigged GOP Primary

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