This election shows there’s some eyes opening in Illinois for the first time in a long time. – Wirepoints on AM 560 Chicago’s Morning Answer

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Free at Last
1 year ago

There’s nothing changing in Illinois. You have the same leeches, slaves, mopes and morons you always had pushing the same stupidity they have pushed for decades. This is wishful thinking. Nothing new there to change the death spiral.

debtsor
1 year ago

Dan is so against the IL Republican party as not having a ‘brand’. Calls them feckless and useless. But this is a symptom of the problem and not the problem itself. He said that fair maps isn’t the solution to the problem. I like Dan, I listen to him every day, but he’s not correct about this. As I repeatedly point out, a weak opposition party is the norm in one-party states. It’s like this everywhere. How’s the Indiana Democrat Party doing these days? LOL. Why are Republicans strong in Indiana but not in Illinois? Could it have, you know,… Read more »

Publius
1 year ago
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Funny you say that.. As much as Dan Profit likes to distance himself from the Republican party, he’s been a critical nexus in all the recent local failures. Dan could easily get out there and do some college tours, interact with grassroots, mentor some young republicans, etc. Charlie Kirk, Benny Johnson, Scott Pressler and others have proven how to flip states with a winning formula. The problem is Dan lives in Florida and likes blowing money on ineffective mailers, because that’s how Illinois works (wink wink). His negativity, low engagement across all platforms and ever increasing budget creates a compelling… Read more »

Publius
1 year ago

Tiffany Henyard is more positive about MAGA than Dan Profit. What a joke.

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