Pritzker to Republican ‘hypocrites:’ ‘whoever wins the election’ should appoint Ginsburg replacement – WCIA (Champaign)

“In terms of the politics of this, I believe strongly that the Republicans should listen to their own words,” he said. “They’re the ones who dictated back in 2016 that Merrick Garland should not be considered by the Senate until after the election, until we knew who won the election. These very same senators now seem to be hypocrites changing their position.”
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Daskoterzar
5 years ago

Hey moron…focus. You are not involved. Focus on issues that you are responsible for and can impact. Pension reform, School District reform, property tax reform, reduction in government, reduction in school district, etc…, Jackass.

Bill
5 years ago

The proper term is “fat hypocrite” but J Beluga Pritzker won’t tell the truth about that any more than he will about his taxation plans.

 “You’re a fat hypocrite. You don’t feel any sorrier for Ugarte than I do.” [Casablanca – 1942]

Now let’s see… Which fat (sitting or standing) Illinois Governor most resembles the description of “Fat Hypocrite”?

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chumpchange
5 years ago

May be a bit too nuanced for Flounder, but when you control the Senate in advance of a Presidential election, you’re going to advance SCOTUS appointments when the President is from the same party, not the opposition party.

Hypocritical would be asking non-billionaires to pay more in taxes for the same level of output while you, the billionaire, pays little in the way of taxes on investment income in your offshore accounts.

Illinois Entrepreneur
5 years ago
Reply to  chumpchange

Bravo!

Land of Delusion
5 years ago

Nobody really cares what JB thinks.

Jweiland
5 years ago

Except JB- constantly trying to inject himself into national discussions. His opinion matters only in his own mind

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