Illinois' GOP candidate for US Senate was on hand at the Janesville, Wisconsin Trump rally Saturday night, and received a shout out from the President – who went on to take a jab at Illinois Gov JB Pritzker that "Illinois could use a new governor …"
Curran replied to the president, holding up a red cap saying instead of the traditional "Make America Great Again," saying "Make Them Cry Again" – referring to the shocking display of temper tantrums Leftists showed when Hillary Clinton lost to Trump in 2016.
Curran is challenging Democrat incumbent Dick Durbin, who has represented Illinois to the US Senate since 1997.
Well, I certainly hope Curran is the real deal, a REAL Republican. But if he’s elected, we’ll see.
We don’t need another George Ryan, Chuck Percy, or Mark Kirk in high office in this state.
If he is what some on this site believe he is, he will be one of the few true Republicans left in Lake County.
He’s been noticeably absent from my news sources and ads that I’ve seen. Made me wonder if at least Willie Wilson will at least show up election day. I keep hearing that Durbin is beatable but with the effort that I’ve seen, the Republicans have once again screwed the pooch.
Not sure why Trump did this. Curran ranted against Trump when Trump tried to curb Illegal Immigration; even showing up at rallies in Chicago attacking Trump for trying to get office holders to enforce our laws.
I heard Trump speak to Mark Curran.
Love Saves Lives
Carl Lambrecht
Observer you will disappointed. Curran has violated his oath of office, was against deporting criminal illegal aliens, for driver’s licenses for illegal aliens, ran as a Democrat multiple times before, puts his religious beliefs above the rule of law he was suppose to stand for (illegal aliens again), and is simply another leftist masquerading as a Republican.
Thank you, Margaret.
You have helped confirm my suspicions of any
so-called “Republican” candidate that comes from Lake County.
Isn’t that what I insinuated?
Isn’t he the kind of so-called “Republican” that Lake County often produces?