Democrats quietly move to succeed Biden – Axios

In recent months, more than half a dozen Democratic lawmakers have established national political organizations, embarked on resume-building foreign trips, and visited states that traditionally hold early presidential primaries. Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and California Rep. Ro Khanna have traveled to New Hampshire in recent months — and Khanna returned this week to debate GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.
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Eugene from a payphone
6 months ago

I’ll take the under on whether JB can climb the big stairs on Air Force 1.

Ex Illini
6 months ago

Not without multiple stops to rest. He would gladly use some of daddy’s money to install a retractable escalator though.

Tom Paine's Ghost
6 months ago

There has been nothing quiet about the Pritzker For President 2024 campaign. Its been JB’s plan for spending his daddys money ever since he went begging and bribing Blagojevich for Obama’s vacated senate seat back in 2008.

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