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posted by Rich Miller
Wednesday, Mar 21, 18 @ 3:12 pm
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“Both Mr. Pritzker and Gov. Rauner have said they would pledge to veto any gerrymandered map put on their desk.”
That’s… not exactly true. I don’t know what Rauner said, but to my understanding Pritzker only vowed to veto gerrymandered *state legislative* maps. He said nothing about vetoing a congressional gerrymander.
Comment by Angel's Sword Wednesday, Mar 21, 18 @ 3:43 pm
I have listened to Erika Harold speak on several occasions. She is photogenic and personable. After referencing the pageant and attending Harvard Law, she rarely if ever talks about her lawyering abilities or plans for the office of Attorney General should she be elected beyond the vaguest of mere generalities.
If elected, one almost expects her to ask her campaign staffers “What do we do now?” like Robert Redford’s character in the film “The Candidate.”
Comment by Practical Politics Wednesday, Mar 21, 18 @ 4:11 pm
And as Illinois tilts further to the left- that’s a good thing? Just imagine what our tax increases will be to pay for what JB promised last night😂😂
Comment by Sue Wednesday, Mar 21, 18 @ 5:10 pm
Sorry Sue. Bruce aint been backing down on spending either.
Comment by Blue dog dem Wednesday, Mar 21, 18 @ 5:14 pm
Rich the best reason to vote for Rauner is to get a fair map period. Chicgo deserves 3.4 cong seats not 6 like in 2000. We deserve our ouwn cong districts not Bobby Rush in Mokena and Robin whats her name for OF and Jan S from Evanston etc
Comment by Anonymous Wednesday, Mar 21, 18 @ 5:16 pm
I love how SEIU, which spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on some races, celebrates the victory of candidates who rejected special interest politics.
Irony is over in the next room, pounding its head against the wall.
To be clear, I like a lot if not all the candidates SEIU supported, but come on: SEIU is as special as special interests come.
Comment by You might say that, I couldn't Thursday, Mar 22, 18 @ 4:09 pm