Wallace “Gator” Bradley endorses JB Pritzker in upcoming race

Wallace "Gator" Bradley September 27, 2021

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Wallace “Gator” Bradley endorses JB Pritzker in upcoming race (Chicago, IL) – Because it was brought to my attention that in Illinois, Pritzker has signed off on nearly every part of the national Democratic platform, from raising the minimum wage to a massive infrastructure bill (Pritzker calls it the Rebuild Illinois plan) to clean-energy legislation and legalizing cannabis. He’s also enforced Covid protocols, maintained good relationships (for the most part) with his legislative counterparts and has managed to stay popular in the polls.

John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

And after I testified at the Joint Illinois House Committee’s Hearing on September 15, 2021, and watching what the Governor is doing to contain the COVID-19 ,especially to protect the residents and Seniors in the Nursing Homes and Long Term Care, I’ve become cautiously optimistic that the Governor will support the implementation of the Nursing Home Care Act; Sec 8 against those Nursing Homes who weren’t and who aren’t in compliance.

Wallace “Gator” Bradley endorses JB Pritzker in upcoming race

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