Commentary: What does a new Trump presidency mean for Gov. JB Pritzker and Illinois? – Chicago Tribune*

David Greising, of the Better Government Association: "Even as Pritzker struggles to mitigate the fallout on Illinois from Trump’s victory, Trump’s election could have the paradoxical effect of presenting a new political opening for Pritzker on the national stage."
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Free at Last
1 year ago

What it means is NO MORE FEDERAL MONEY. You are on your own with your own idiotic ideas. Good luck.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Trump let those that tried to grind him and his policies (and by extension America ), down off the hook the last time he inhabited the Oval Office. Let’s hope he doesn’t make the same mistake again.

debtsor
1 year ago

Trump is nearly 80 years old. He’s an elder statesman now with experience, he’ll be making larger policy decisions, and be the face of the GAE (Globalist American Empire). He’s going to let his subordinates run wild with policy. He’s acknowledge several times his personnel hiring mistakes in his first term and he seems to be interested in hiring competent loyalists now. I’ve heard on the radio that the talent pool of people applying for jobs has expanded significantly compared to 2016 now that people aren’t as worried about losing their professional career and going into financial ruin after working… Read more »

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago
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A plus is that Trump is rid of several undermining Republicans ( Kinzinger comes to mind ) and has more support for his policies from new arrivals rather than going toe to toe with the McConnell types.

debtsor
1 year ago

Yes, and everyone is happy with him choosing the Ice Maiden as chief of staff, and the North Dakota Gov for sec of energy, a skadden lawyer for trade policy, and so on. It’s going to be a fun foyr year

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