Intrigue builds over ‘Emanuel for president’ move – Crain’s

Rahm EmanuelFormer Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he has nothing to do with a new group that wants him to run for president — and says he has no idea who put the somewhat mysterious organization together.
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JIll Derby
1 year ago

I am all-in for Rahm. Dems need a thoughtful and smart bully of their own with good values. He’s tough!! I’ve interacted with him. No one else fills the bill for what Dems need right now.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Transparency in a tu tu. Same old Rahm.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

He doesn’t know who is behind this? Seriously?

Wally
1 year ago

Rahm vs. Pritzker? Who do you think has the better political smarts? Pritzker used his own money to buy the governor’s office, but where do you think the smart money’s going to go? Rahm or JB? Which one makes a more telegenic appearance? JB has to know that if Rahm decides to run, his chances dip to zero.

Old Spartan
1 year ago

I hope he runs. That way maybe he will be on the national campaign trail and won’t be around Chicago too much.

Sand
1 year ago

This one is going to get some traction. He recognizes the party went too far left and is framing himself as a moderate. Emanual is charismatic and easy on the eyes. I certainly don’t discount him.

Ataraxis
1 year ago
Reply to  Sand

Guaranteed if he gets into office again, he will vote for transing kids, illegals, and DEI.
Hard no on this grifter.

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