Pritzker Offers ‘All Available State Resources’ to Assist Towns Impacted By Tornado – NBC5 (Chicago)

Naperville officials say six people were hospitalized and 16 houses were deemed uninhabitable, with at least 125 more reports of property damage in the area.
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debtsor
4 years ago

knowing this JB guy, i’m sure he’ll find a way to shoehorn abortion services and transgender surgery into a tornado relief plan….

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Pritzker is out of town no plan to tour damage areas, what a jerk, get on a plane and get your ass back here and handle business during this catastrophe. Absolutely disgusting Pritzker 2022 vote this dictator out of office.

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