JB Pritzker Least Popular VP Candidate in Key Swing States: Poll – Newsweek

In the survey, conducted by Emerson College, which looked at voters in the five largest swing states, Pritzker emerged as the least-preferred candidate in all except one, Wisconsin, where he was second-last.
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debtsor
1 year ago

Chicago media is the only city pumping him up. Here’s very little news about him. Maybe he’s the dark horse candidate but I doubt it.

susan
1 year ago
  1. Jenny Thornley
  2. Gotion
  3. Improper low assessments on Pritzker Astor St. mansion via Assessor Berrios
  4. Superior Bank
  5. Pritzker is Jewish? Really?
Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago
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Toilets?

Wally
1 year ago

The Squad, that is Tlaib and Jayapal, have signaled that they will not accept a Jewish VP, such as Shapiro of Pennsylvania and also Pritzker. Red states would be a problem. JB, a man’s gotta know his limitations.

Deb
1 year ago
Reply to  Wally

Dems are anti Semitic. But one of JBs biggest problem is vote fraud. He’s trying to keep republicans an Kennedy off the ballots, registering Illegals to vote by not asking citizen status

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