Pritzker Will Do What It Takes to Keep Both DeSantis and Trump Out of the White House – Bloomberg

J.B. Pritzker in Chicago on Feb. 23.Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said he’s willing to spend what it takes in the next election to help President Joe Biden keep his job. "It’s very important to me that we elect a Democratic president and that we make sure to keep DeSantis, Trump and the retrograde views that they carry out of the White House,” Pritzker, a longtime Democratic donor, said. “I’ll continue to support Democrats in the best way I can to help them get elected.”
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Giddyap
3 years ago

 Failed Governor Pritzker Wants Another Democrat Failure To Be The Next President — A Democrat That Will Do Another Round Of Blue State Billion Dollar Bailout Boondoggles

Ex Illini
3 years ago

And he doesn’t care how much of his untaxed offshore billions he has to spend to do it!

Paul Boomer
3 years ago

Pritzger is just an evil, despicable person. I wish him nothing but misery and suffering for the rest of his life.

debtsor
3 years ago

Ironically, I consider his views to be retrograde. Look at this glutenous fatso, gobbling up more than his fair share of food, full of greed and avarice, and petty jealousies… His views on killing babies are the same as the bronze age Canaanites; his views on transgenderism are no different than the sodomites and gomorrahites, his views on wealth redistribution (which of course does not include his own wealth, all safely stored off-shore) are barbarian, not recognizing property rights, and his views on religion are absolutely pagan. This man encapsulates everything that is wrong with the world today. I am… Read more »

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