Editorial: Illinois and Donald Trump are no match made in heaven. But they’ll have to work together. – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

"Trump is to be the next president of the United States with a mandate from the American people and more likely than not sufficient majorities to push through whatever he wishes to enact. Many of those policies will have profound impacts on the people of Illinois. Now another inconvenient truth. Trump did very well this past election in Illinois. When all is buttoned up, Harris will almost certainly have beaten Trump in the Land of Lincoln by less than 9 points."
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Ex Illini
1 year ago

Illinois is clearly hostile to Trump as evidenced by Governor Happy Warrior’s rant. That’s just plain stupid, and Pritzker should understand that the tail doesn’t wag the dog.

The Railroader
1 year ago

This is the allegedly moderate Chicago Tribune’s editorial board posted: “…we, like many others, stated many times that his personal behavior and convictions meant that he was no longer qualified to be president.” Spoken like the true DNC partisans they really are and bias they simply can’t let go of in favor of objectivity. “We offer our congratulations and remind him that he is to be president of all Americans, including millions in the “failing state of Illinois” who offered him their support. So there’s no call for us to be a punchline or on some permanent naughty list.” More… Read more »

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