Kamala Harris Did Not Pick JB Pritzker as Her Running Mate, but the Illinois Governor’s National Profile Has Only Grown – WTTW (Chicago)

“He’s probably one of the better retail politicians in the Democratic Party,” said Bill Daley, who served as chief of staff to President Barack Obama and commerce secretary under President Bill Clinton. “I’m sure he’s built up a lot of relationships and that’s what the business is about – relationships. If he doesn’t get the vice presidency and Harris and her running mate lose, then he’s in a strong position to make a run after reelection in ’26, in ’28.”
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Eugene from a payphone
1 year ago

Overeating will enlarge anyone’s profile.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

JB has a lot riding on this election. If Harris wins, JB’s presidential ambitions take a huge hit. Sure, it’s possible the Dems could install him as their candidate in 2028 even if she wins. After all, it isn’t like the primaries mean anything to Dems. But it would be awfully hard to install a white male billionaire over a sitting female POC president. And who knows what the landscape will look like in 2032. Yep, old JB had a real conflict going on in that gigantic melon. Of course, if Trump gets in the gravy train is over for… Read more »

chris
1 year ago
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From your mouth to ‘GOD’S’ ears Trump gets in!!

Last edited 1 year ago by chris

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