Pritzker says political violence ‘has got to stop’ in reaction to Kirk shooting – Center Square

“We've seen other political violence, occur in other states. And I would just say, it's got to stop,” Gov. JB Pritzker said. “And I think there are people who are fomenting it in this country.” Pritzker said President Trump’s rhetoric “often foments it.” Pritzker has been widely criticized for referencing Nazis several times during his budget address earlier this year and for his other anti-Trump rhetoric.
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Hello, Indiana!
7 months ago

Oh, really epithet hurling Trust Fund baby? All your hot air re “ carnval barkers “, Nazis “ etc. was all just fun and games? Face it Lardo, you’re one of many in a party chock full of extremists that resort to violence when you can’t silence contrary opinions. Any leftist rally that has monitors at the ready to whisk people away asking questions is testament to that mentality.

ProzacPlease
7 months ago

One can only hope the quote “those whom the gods would destroy they first make mad” is accurate. The left has descended into madness.

Mark F
7 months ago

What Pritzker means is there should be no political violence toward the left, but do whatever you want to the right.

Morefandave
7 months ago

The sinking of the Titanic is the only thing Pritzker hasn’t blamed Trump for-yet.

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
7 months ago

Pritzker seems oblivious to the effects of his own hateful rhetoric. The only plus to it is he is exposing himself nationally for what he is, a smug entitled billionaire who is wrong on policy and willing to feed hate simply to benefit himself politically. Seems to be backfiring nicely. Unfortunately his lack of national stature (I’m Bad, I’m Not Nationwide) means he likely wins reelection as governor. Yay us.

Fed up neighbor
7 months ago

If it has to end shut your fat mouth Pritzker your nothing but a antagonist

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