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In reply to the discussion: It really seems like Gov. JB Pritzker is running to be the next President of the United States: [View all]ShazzieB
(22,550 posts)67. Hating on billionaires is fine, but we need to hate on the RIGHT billionaires.
You know, the ones that want to take control of the givernment and ice out all the regular folks from having any say in anything. The ones that don't care if the rest of us live or die. JB Pritzker is not one of THOSE billionaires. As a resident of Illinois, I've seen the guy in action through 2 terms as governor, and is not like that AT ALL. He's smart and hard working, and best of all, he really CARES about regular people.
I would be sorry to lose him as governor, but I think he'd be a fabulous potus. He would be not just a breath but a HUGE BLAST of fresh air after Trump.
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It really seems like Gov. JB Pritzker is running to be the next President of the United States: [View all]
applegrove
Saturday
OP
I'm a Newsom fan, but doubt he would carry the 'Fly Over' part of the nation
Attilatheblond
Saturday
#38
I hate voters who think being rich means businessmen know how to govern.
Attilatheblond
Saturday
#39
Hating on billionaires is fine, but we need to hate on the RIGHT billionaires.
ShazzieB
15 hrs ago
#67
A billionaire is not inherently evil just as a blue collar worker is not inherently virtuous.
RandySF
4 hrs ago
#80
Probably an inadvertent crossover from spending too much time in areas where Republicanese is widely used.
DFW
Saturday
#23
Aren't we voting for the person who we think has the best qualification, policies & approach etc?
themaguffin
21 hrs ago
#51
Not to put a too fine a point on it, but that is the bare minumum for any Dem candidate for any office.
flashman13
Saturday
#17
Smart, terrific man, and he would make a great president, but I do not think he would win.
colorado_ufo
Saturday
#19
Geez, can't we just get rid of religion? At least in politics. Separation of church and state. Damn.
tazcat
Saturday
#25
Fine with me! He's got the FDR aura, & he flicks KRASNOV off like a fly on his shoulder.
UTUSN
Saturday
#26
Disagree about Chris Christie: He has called President Obama a "feckless weakling" .
quaint
23 hrs ago
#44
Whomever Democrats nominate, we need someone willing to fight like a junkyard dog
dlk
19 hrs ago
#53
Call me when they ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING about what is happening right now.
Ford_Prefect
16 hrs ago
#63