Darren Bailey concedes to U.S. Rep. Mike Bost in southern Illinois GOP primary – St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Bailey, a former state senator and the unsuccessful 2022 GOP nominee for governor, was hoping to unseat the 63-year-old incumbent. Bailey’s hopes to win the endorsement in this race from Donald Trump were dashed when Trump, the presumptive 2024 presidential nominee, gave his backing to Bost.
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debtsor
2 years ago

And therein lies the problem with running as a Republican in Illinois: Lose one even race and you will forever be labelled a loser candidate with no shot at winning. That’s why its so hard to get good people to run, because the downside of losing are so great.

Bud Dark
2 years ago
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Please stop screaming.

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