Illinois gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey resumes calling Chicago a ‘hellhole’ at state fair’s GOP day – Chicago Tribune/MSN

“Our legislators are going soft on criminals to the point where they’ve made Chicago a hellhole, friends,” Bailey, who is challenging first-term Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker, told an audience of several hundred people at the director’s lawn at the state fairgrounds. “Chicago, that once great city, well it didn’t become a hellhole just because of (Mayor) Lori Lightfoot and (Cook County State’s Attorney) Kim Foxx. Starting with J.B. Pritzker, our leaders are all in cahoots. They’re knee-deep in corruption."
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debtsor
3 years ago

Legacy/Fake News media is obsessed with the hellhole comment. As if there is nothing else to talk about, not the issues or anything important, only that he calls the area of the state where he will receive less than 10% of the vote a ‘Hell Hole’.

This is why I don’t bother with Legacy/Fake News media anymore.

Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

The moral of the story is, Darren Bailey is correct.

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