QUICK HIT: EMBARRASSING

Unless you’re a fourth grader.

Does this man take any responsibilities he is tasked with seriously??

This is Governor Pritzker’s legacy so far (partial list):

  • Exorbitant taxes (on many levels)
  • Hostile business environment
  • Record-breaking outmigration of businesses and residents
  • Failing public schools
  • Pro-criminal, anti-law enforcement policies
  • Federal COVID relief fund fraud
  • Anemic economy
  • Established the ‘abortion capitol’ of the Midwest
  • Record unemployment
  • Delusional political ambition & blind hatred for President Trump
  • Shameless & dishonest power grabs (particularly during COVID)

There is not enough room here to go on, but Illinois is an obvious disaster under his reign.

Even though he’s bankrupting the state, he’s finding ways to spend BIG BUCKS to get his Democrat cronies elected so they can continue their tyrannical rule.

Get the scoop here, and click on the down arrow to close the ‘donation’ box and read the whole article:

https://chicago.suntimes.com/elections/2026/10/23/gov-jb-pritzker-campaign-funding-outreach-democrats-other-states-2028-presidential-run

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