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Imagine sitting on a national Zoom interview talking about 'moving the country forward' when your own state is facing massive revenue shortfalls and looming tax hikes this very weekend. You are completely checked out of governing Illinois because you're too busy staring at the White House. Regular citizens are fleeing because of the crushing costs you've imposed, and you're treating the governorship like a part-time hobby. Incompetence at its finest!!!!

@JBPritzker An end to corruption would be the end of you, jackass

Winning back the White House isn't enough. Democrats need an agenda that actually improves people's lives: Higher wages. Universal healthcare. Protected rights & freedoms. An end to corruption. That's how we move this country forward.

@HazelMoore32 @zappviolet

BREAKING: The RNC is deciding whether Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia will face charges for illegally counting ballots to favor Democratic Senator Bob Casey. Should charges be filed?

Donald Trump is a withering failure and he knows it. As the clock keeps ticking his pathetic insecurities are showing.

Chicagoans have had enough of Trump’s blasphemous war in Iran. Someone should explain to the president that his belligerence is only making it harder for working families to make ends meet.

This Republican Party is a cult party, completely handing over Congress’s Article I powers to Trump at every turn.

@JulianaStratton Illinois is a disaster and you and Pritzker are to blame. Your bid to bring down the USA will fail.

We’ve delivered for Illinois. Now, I’m bringing that blueprint to Washington.

Illinois is the blueprint? Illinois has lost population for years. Residents continue leaving for states with lower taxes and lower costs of living. Chicago struggles with persistent crime concerns, pension liabilities, high property taxes, and some of the highest combined tax burdens in America. If this is the ‘blueprint,’ then let’s examine the results, not the marketing. How many families can afford a home? How many businesses are leaving versus arriving? How many residents chose to move out? How safe do people feel in their neighborhoods? How much debt and unfunded pension liability has been passed to the next generation? A blueprint isn’t measured by speeches. A blueprint is measured by outcomes. If Illinois is the model, then show us the numbers that prove ordinary working families are better off today than they were ten years ago. America deserves data, not campaign slogans. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

@ElissaSlotkin You don’t know shit in Michigan, look at your governor.

President Trump cut healthcare to give tax breaks to the wealthiest. It's old-fashioned trickle down economics, and in Michigan, we know it does not work.

When you have to choose between buying food, paying for gas, or getting medicine — affordability isn't a talking point, it's a necessity. We're tackling the high cost of living head-on, from eliminating the grocery tax to stopping big corporations from gouging you here in IL.

@GovPritzker Don’t you worry Doughboy. We’ve already lived through it. We’ll be fine. One thing we know for sure you fckin Democrats wont make it better. You flooded our country with illegals making the financial burden even worse for Americans.

@GovPritzker Doesn’t look like you ever had to skip lunch, jackass.

@GovPritzker You are a complete failure, resign in disgrace.

Cindy McCain on Ebola outbreak: “It's hitting people in a mass way, and there's really no way to know right now how many people have been affected by this”

Give me a ✋if you will be voting against every single Republican?

IF SENATOR MARK KELLY RAN FOR PRESIDENT IN 2028, WOULD YOU VOTE FOR HIM? A) YES B) NO

Governor Hochul’s post is a master class in political deflection. The clip she uses was not President Trump discussing grocery bills, rent, or family budgets. He was discussing Iran and nuclear weapons. What a crock. Did you see that? His point was that preventing a hostile regime from obtaining a nuclear weapon takes priority during those negotiations. You may agree or disagree with that position, but pretending the statement means “I don’t care about Americans” is a distortion of the actual context. But let’s move beyond campaign ads and talk about New York. If Albany has been “fighting every day” for affordability, where are the results? New York remains one of the highest-taxed states in America. Families continue leaving. Businesses continue relocating. Housing remains painfully expensive. Utility bills continue hammering working people. Young families struggle to buy homes. Retirees struggle to stay. Small business owners struggle to survive. The question isn’t what politicians say in campaign videos. The question is what New Yorkers experience when they open their property tax bill, their electric bill, their gas bill, or their mortgage statement. People do not move by the hundreds of thousands because life is becoming easier. They move because they are looking for opportunity, affordability, and breathing room. If New York’s affordability strategy is working, why do so many residents feel financially trapped? Why are so many families leaving? Why are so many businesses expanding elsewhere? Those aren’t Republican talking points. Those are questions being asked around kitchen tables across New York every single day. New Yorkers don’t need another carefully edited video. They need results. And results are measured by what people can afford, not by what politicians post. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

@GovPritzker The streets of Illinois are no longer safe due to your big fat lying ass. You support criminals and illegals and tax Illinois citizens to pay for it. Resign jackass.

Illinois will have one of the strongest AI safety laws in the nation once I sign the legislation. wired.com/story/illinois…

@DefiantLs Douchebags

@WHLeavitt @Digster333

Reid Hoffman reportedly funneled $7 million to fund E. Jean Carroll’s failed rape case, aimed at destroying Trump’s reputation and blocking his presidential run. Should Hoffman be jailed? A. Yes B. No