Three Republican candidates for Illinois governor participated in a forum on Tuesday evening, with all three weighing in on a wide variety of issues.
“I believe in the Second Amendment, but I believe that background checks are very necessary. The FOID card system in Illinois is broken. Specifically, my FOID card expired during COVID. It took me a year to get another one. The system is broken, and definitely needs to be fixed, but we need background checks to ensure that guns don’t get in the hands of criminals and folks with mental illnesses.
“It’s gone too far . Not only would I be calling the National Guard, I would be accepting federal help and federal aid without any loyalty to whomever is president. It doesn’t matter to me if it’s a Republican or Democratic president. I remember in 2020 President Trump offered to help Chicago and the mayor of Chicago refused that help and had choice words for him. As governor, it wouldn’t matter to me whose guy was president.
With the primary election just over a month away, both stations have partnered the Chicago Urban League, The Latino Policy Forum and the Union League Club of Chicago to host a forum on Tuesday, May 24 featuring Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin, State Senator Paul Schimpf and Attorney Max Solomon.“I believe that the best way to build wealth is to empower individuals, small businesses, give people back the power to pursue their livelihoods.
During a Republican candidates forum Tuesday, several contenders in the Illinois gubernatorial race were asked if they want former Former President Donald Trump’s endorsement.“Joe Biden is the president. Yes.” – Mayor Irvin“No.” – Sen. Schimpf
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