McHenry County GOPAC is holding a fundraiser on the 26th of March.
The event will be held at D’Andreas’s Banquet and Conference Center in Crystal Lake at the intersection of Route 14 and Route 31.
The cost for the dinner is $50.
Paul Schimpf, just retired from the State Senate after one term, is now running for the Republican nomination for Governor.
He will be speaking.
Previously, he ran statewide at the GOP candidate for Attorney General against incumbent Lisa Madigan.
He is attending at the GOPAC $50 dinner on March 26th.
Reservations must be made by March 19th.
Here is the link to make a reservation:
Would people prefer it if these gubernatorial candidates ignored each other or criticized each other?
Zzzzzz. Where’s Darren Bailey?
Darren Bailey has been booked and is scheduled to speak at the gopac event, as has Gary Rabine.
So you have (at least) three gubernatorial candidates that are going to be there.
I’d like to see congressional candidates as well.
http://mchenrycountyblog.com/2021/03/10/gop-gubernatorial-candidate-darrell-bailey-set-for-mchenry-county-gopac-dinner/
Correcting you seem to be a chronic Debbie downer.
Personally I don’t think I want to be talked at all night.
There will be people talking.
That’s literally the focus of the event — the guest speakers.
The point isn’t just to go there and eat meatballs with the same dozen precinct committeemen/activists that go to every event.
I was just asking a question on preferences to the readers of this blog, Greg.
There was nothing negative in that comment or in my response to Bot.
Anyway, these people are RUNNING AGAINST each other and you’re afraid of them criticizing one another???
What do you think politics is if not arguing against your opponent?
That’s a huge part of it.
They already argue on Twitter, and soon they’ll be doing it in public.
You better get used to it, Greg.
https://www.lasallecountyrepublicans.org/events/candidate-forum
They are already raising money.
If I were a candidate and I were running against other candidates, I would want potential donors to know the flaws of my opponents, otherwise why would anyone donate to any specific candidate if you can’t rank them and have favorites?
You’re going to have multiple people who say they disagree with Pritzker, but how are they different?
How is any one of them better than the others?
You find that out in the campaign and part of that campaigning WILL be negative AND THAT’S A GOOD THING!
I recommend this article by Jennifer Nevins: “COME ON, WE DON’T NEED OR WANT “POLITE” PRIMARIES”
https://www.illinoisreview.com/illinoisreview/2019/07/nevins-come-on-we-dont-need-or-want-polite-primaries.html