Rahm Emanuel, Teasing a White House Bid, Says Democratic Brand Is Weak – Wall Street Journal

Rahm Emanuel sitting at a table.Rahm Emanuel, never humble about his political skills, is trying to accomplish something that seems far-fetched even for him: push his Democratic Party—rooted in the identity politics of the left—to the center.
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Old Spartan
10 months ago

Rahm reminds me of Madonna, the Kardashians and Robert DeNiro. Just please, please, please listen to me. I will do anything to stay important. I am so desperately trying to stay relevant. Everyone– except them– know their time has long past.

Where's Mine ???
10 months ago

Who’da thunk, two Illinois “billionaire bros” running for president in a state where only are “public sector hero bros” get ahead at the expense of everyone else?……..what a joke

Streeterville
10 months ago

Rahm here to make sure Pritzker doesn’t win nomination. While Democratic Party likes Pritzker money, they don’t like the Pritzkers, Penny or JB or assorted cousins and siblings, and want no Pritzker ever in White House.

daskoterzar
10 months ago

Hell…this could happen. All the democraps need is a workable candidate, someone more middle (seemingly) and one who doesn’t sound completely nuts. Once they have someone like that, the media machine will kick in and begin the process of enhancing TDS in all the liberal loons and promoting this guy. They will try and run Trump into the ground again and who ever Republican is running. Like it or not, most people do not know Rahm, most people in the US barely know who he is, but they know he was associated with Obama…and that’s all you have to say… Read more »

Rob M
10 months ago
Reply to  daskoterzar

Dems rash a cadaver against Trump and beat him. That’s how bad a candidate Harris was. Also, their celebrity filled convention was just plain vapid, shite, full of identity and emptiness.

Rahm knows how to talk to people and fake like he cares. He might be able to do it.

Sand
10 months ago
Reply to  daskoterzar

I’d imagine D’s give Obama a pass every time. I agree with everything else you said. Pritzker is only a formidable candidate nationally in his own mind and to progressives. Nationally, the politics he brings failed spectacularly. Rahm is keen to that and has pivoted accordingly. The MSM are already trying to get Emanuel traction. With all the gushing goodwill JBP receives in this state from Chicago media, it’s a wonder he would want to move on. But I suspect it has something to do with the shambles he’s leaving behind after blowing through the billions of federal COVID $.… Read more »

anna
10 months ago
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“Independent filmmaker accuses Malia Obama of ripping off her movie for Nike Commercial”:

https://www.foxnews.com/media/independent-filmmaker-accuses-malia-obama-ripping-off-her-movie-nike-commercial

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