As Gov. JB Pritzker takes center stage in Florida, speculation of a presidential run increases – WBEZ (Chicago)

The national profile that Pritzker increasingly seems to be cultivating has caught the attention of the political class. It’s led to ramped-up speculation that if the Chicago Democrat can make quick work of his fall campaign against Republican Darren Bailey, then 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. might be the next logical aim for Illinois’ billionaire governor.
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Riverbender
3 years ago

Sad thing is people believe articles like this

Dorf
3 years ago

Round boy does not run anywhere.

JackBolly
3 years ago

If Pritzker does anything nationally it will be incredibly easy for his Democrat opponents to pick apart his failure as a Gov. If CA, IL, and NY were a country Pritzker may have a chance running for President-but that’s a fantasy. Bloomberg thought he could buy a presidency, and he’s a lot more capable than Pritzker. ANY Republican – like Trump or DeSantis, would clobber the crackpot Pritzker.

Admin
3 years ago

What bullshit from the uber biased Dave McKinney. Pritzker, this article says, “entered office with the state in near financial ruin because of Rauner’s two-year budget standoff with the Democratic-led legislature…” IL was a mess before Rauner came. Rauner handled the impasse horribly, but it had little long-term effect. And McKiney says Pritzker helped stabilize IL finances. He has done nothing on that. These are just Pritzker’s talking points –and they are lies.

Chatty Cathy
3 years ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

You beat me to it, Mark! This guy is horrible. He either buys fatso’s talking points or is complicit in his lies. smh

Admin
3 years ago
Reply to  Chatty Cathy

Complicit is exactly the right word for him.

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