Republican Don Tracy announces run for U.S. Senate

The campaign's website is linked here.  
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Your dime, your dance floor
8 months ago

I clicked on the link and I can honestly say I did not learn one thing about him.

Bud Dark
8 months ago

I wrote “pro-homosexual+” instead of “pro-LGBTIA+”, because [deleted]

Bud Dark
8 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Cowardice. Sad.

Riverbender
8 months ago

While he may not be perfect in many eyes he does represent an alternative. Consider that last election Bailey, a much more conservative individual, wasn’t able to garner the Governorship by a considerable margin. Tracy does represent a break from the usual bunch of Democrats and should be given consideration. Look at it from the old glass full axiom. Tracy may not give you a full glass but half a glass is better than an empty one.

Bud Dark
8 months ago

As shown above, he’s pro-homosexual+, and not MAGA. I wish that a better GOP candidate would enter the race. That being said, I would vote for him over Stratton or whatever warm body the Democrats nominate.

Just Al, from Park Ridge
8 months ago
Reply to  Bud Dark

“Pro homosexual” is a polite way of calling them what they are and I admire your restraint!

A Conservative Ally
8 months ago

Mark, I have noticed you are very good about removing comments which are racist or anti-semitic, but will let homophobic comments like Bud and Al’s (among others) remain. Any reason for that?

Tom Paine's Ghost
8 months ago
Reply to  Bud Dark

MAGA is not anti homosexual. Against child mutilation yes. Against pedophiles and pedophile grooming of children yes. But not anti homosexual. Take your intolerance somewhere else.

Deb
8 months ago

Vote Republican. The Democratic candidates for senate are worse than Durbin. All of them are far left and will not represent all IL constituents.

Joan
8 months ago

Excellent. A credible alternative in this one party state. He will make a race of it.

Miriam
8 months ago
Reply to  Joan

Agree,

David F
8 months ago

Web page might want to actually indicate he’s a Republican candidate?

Miriam
8 months ago
Reply to  David F

The article states he was chair of the Illinois Republican Party.

Publius
8 months ago
Reply to  David F

Calling him a Republican would be a lie. He’s the former state Republican Party RINO chairman and has left a massive wake of losses he blames actual Republicans for. He hates “grassroots” folks. Oh, he also donated to Biden, never Trumper Lisa Murkoeski, called for Trump’s impeachment, etc.

Publius
8 months ago

Absolutely not! RINO!

Publius
8 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Whatever. The guy has been attacking actual Republicans for as long as I can remember. Who the hell would want a guy that said he’d vote in Liz Cheney as President? There’s so much more. Illinois Review has been documenting his transgressions for a long time.

https://www.illinoisreview.com/illinoisreview/2023/06/il-gop-chair-don-tracys-family-owned-business-where-he-is-an-owner-celebrates-lgbtqia2s-pride-month-every-year.html

Tom Paine's Ghost
8 months ago
Reply to  Publius

Illinois Review is a cesspool of nut jobbery. I’m a conservative trump loving republican and I stopped reading IL review about 6 or so years ago. Kooks and tinfoil hats there.

Brian Jones
8 months ago
Reply to  Publius

Liz Cheney is an actual .Republican

The Railroader
8 months ago
Reply to  Brian Jones

That is extra crispy true, Brian. Well played.

Tom Paine's Ghost
8 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Some whiny ‘republicans’ in Illinois would screech that Abraham Lincoln isn’t conservative enough and is a RINO. How’s that been working out for them lately?

PPF
8 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

That’s the problem with the Illinois GOP electorate. Too many of them would rather have that “pure” republican rather than a moderate that can win elections. You can have half of what you want or nothing? They choose nothing.

Tommy Paine
8 months ago
Reply to  Publius

Please tell us what he has done for you to assert he is a RINO. It is a genuine question.

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