@JulianaStratton And Michigan Jews voted for Sayed. Instead of voter ID we should require voter IQ.
I bet Duckworth is looking forward to you taking the title of dumbest Illinois senator. She’s been number one long enough.
@JWonCATCHING@MattSpiegs Next it will 4 strikes for an out and three balls for a triple. You want instant gratification for your entertainment dollar go watch softball.
Watch our staged video of a normal American couple just enjoying the day. Carrying my coffee with my American husband who also doesn’t recall if my previous husband was my brother.
Lt. Gov. Stratton
you tweeted 15 minutes into the debate that your opponent is the problem because he won’t jack the minimum wage to $25, thinks stopping Iran from getting nukes is worth it, and doesn’t pretend the economy is a disaster.
Here’s the plain version for the people who actually work for a living:
A $25 federal minimum wage sounds nice until the small diner, the family farm, or the local shop can’t pay it. They cut hours, hire fewer people, or shut down. The teenagers and entry level workers you’re claiming to “fight for” lose the job entirely. Tracy is pointing that out. You’re selling the FANTASY.
On Iran: letting a regime that funds terrorists get a nuclear weapon doesn’t make gas cheaper or the world safer. Tracy is saying use strength now so we don’t pay a much higher price later. You’re saying walk away and hope for the best. Hope is not a strategy when oil prices and American lives are on the line.
The economy: prices are still high for a lot of families, but real wages have been rising and unemployment is low. Pretending everything is broken so you can promise more spending, more taxes, and more government isn’t fighting for Illinois. It’s fighting for more of the same policies that already made this state expensive to live in.
You keep saying “fight for YOU.” Most people just want a job that lasts, a paycheck that covers the groceries, and a government that doesn’t make everything cost more.
Tracy’s side is closer to that. Yours is closer to slogans.
@catturd2 Imagine being a failed congressman quote posting unsourced information from a propaganda site named Hormuz Letter. Desperate to stay relevant much?
@GovPritzker The same people cheering the use of tax money to pander for votes, will still be complaining about the high cost of healthcare in Illinois. Which is a side effect of this debt “forgiveness” scam. Circular taxation
@OblOsb10@MissinRoyko I don’t see anything calling for a third party or a write in campaign. Looks like a collection point of articles written specifically for Illinois voters. It’s new so things might change but so far it’s just interesting information.