‘I have work to do,’ Pritzker says in launching third-term reelection bid – Capitol News IL

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daskoterzar
9 months ago

Please don’t, please, just sit in your giant office and blow spit bubbles…when you “work” the tax payers of Illinois Lose.

Jimmy
9 months ago

Round boy has never worked a day in his life unless one counts sweating as work.

Joey Zamboni
9 months ago

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s 42nd and final disaster proclamation has expired after 1,155 days in a state of emergency. Illinois was 1 of only 6 states still under emergency orders because of the pandemic.

After 1,155 days, Illinois’ COVID-19 disaster proclamation expired May 11, ending emergency powers for Gov. J.B. Pritzker in place since the pandemic started.

Pritzker had held emergency powers for over 70% of his time in office

Unlike other states, the Illinois General Assembly took no role in regulating the length of executive emergency powers.

Yes, 4 more years of this please…

Don Diego de la Vega
9 months ago

Destroying the state of Illinois is not complete yet, re elect me and I will finish the job

kicnbac
9 months ago

He said he’s going to address the rising cause of living. He’s the reason why there’s a rising cost of living.

AT7Saluki
9 months ago

The only reason the state has had any positive economic movement under Emperor Flintstone is the Federal largess due to COVID. Now that that money is gone, things are returning to business as usual.

Steve H
9 months ago

I have work to do. He sounds like the chaos and mayhem guy from the Allstate commercials

The Railroader
9 months ago

Having the trust fund baby insist he actually works, let alone knows what actual work looks like, is pure fiction.

There aren’t many, but there are still a few things in Illinois that JB the Hutt hasn’t completely wrecked yet.

mqyl
9 months ago
Reply to  The Railroader

That’s why he has work to do.

Deb
9 months ago

Pritzker get out of this state.

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
9 months ago

The single most financially destructive governor in possibly Illinois history wants and will likely get 4 more years to further bulldoze state finances and further burden the “working families” he says he needs to protect. Protect with unnecessarily high costs of living? More tax and fee increases? More pro criminal lax public safety? More lies? More hubris? More hypocrisy? Have to think he did his presidential polling and found Brandon Johnson level support so decided to make the safer bet by running for governor. Or, is he hedging his bets and will also run for president? My goodness, please just… Read more »

Last edited 9 months ago by Isn’t Illinois Fun?
Call my shrink
9 months ago

Didn’t do the work in 1st 2 terms. Why would he start now

Bear19
9 months ago

“I have work to do” he claims, how much more can you destroy this state?

JackBolly
9 months ago

The arsonist in charge wants four more years to put fires out. The is beyond the pale.

Hello, Indiana!
9 months ago

Loved the pr from governor Guttman- makes the announcement surrounded by “ his people “ on the South Side and has a fluff piece extolling his virtues in a park in Nowheresville to appeal to the south of I-80 deplorables. I’m surprised he didn’t get nailed with an empty PBR bottle.

Jimmy
9 months ago

I would have paid a dollar to watch that happen.

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