Influx of federal cash to Chicago and Illinois help Pritzker and Lightfoot’s re-election odds – Wirepoints joins The Scott Slocum Show on WJOL in Joliet

Wirepoints President Ted Dabrowski joins Scott Slocum on WJOL in Joliet. They discussed how the influx of federal cash to Cook County and Chicago inflated their respective budgets by 40% and 60%. They also discussed how the increase in federal cash could help bolster Pritzker and Lightfoot’s re-election odds.

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Boris Badenov
4 years ago

No way Beetlejuice wins

TiredoftheBS
4 years ago

I am sure that the populations of Cook county and the other highly populated areas will demonstrate to the rest of us how big of fools that they really are and reelect these two absolute scumbags.

Chase Gioberti
4 years ago

Jabba was never going to lose. Don’t be ridiculous.

turd ferguson
4 years ago

They both suck at their jobs.

Rob M
4 years ago

Incumbents rely on low turnout. In this respect Illinois Democrats are just like National Republicans who seek to reduce the vote, especially the mail in vote. They realize that if it’s easy to vote maybe non cult members will vote against them. Illinois Democrats and Trumpers have this in common, they are both cults. In IL, they rely on the incestuous Union relationship, nationally, they rely on fear, division, and a real disdain for the poor. Actually, both parties, even the Jesus party actually revile the poor. Democrats have done little for them even thought they “care” so much. We… Read more »

Freddy
4 years ago

Am I the only one when looking at this photo the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up and feel like creepy crawlies are going up my back? Reminds me of the Stygian Witches. Similar feeling when the name Lilith was said on Cheers!

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