In a public hearing today, bizarre details emerged about the operations of Dan Proft's PAC.

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Florida-based Chicago Radio Host Dan Proft Calls Trump a “Tyrant” and “Dictator” in Bizarre Podcast Rant ([link removed])
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Conservative political operative Dan Proft testifies in a hearing Monday focused on allegations that he illegally coordinated campaign expenses with Darren Bailey’s 2022 run for governor. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Adams)

By Illinois Review

In late April, Naples-based Chicago radio host Dan Proft, in an episode on his podcast, Dan Proft Counterculture ([link removed]) , launched into a bizarre rant on abortion and referred to President Donald Trump as a “tyrant” and a “dictator.”

“Trump is the strangest of all iterations of tyrants: one who believes in federalism as he acknowledged when he invoked the Bill of Rights (the 10th Amendment specifically) in response to criticisms from some pro-lifers,” said Proft.

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Dan Proft delivers a bizarre rant on abortion and referred to President Trump as a "tyrant" and "dictator" (Click to play video).

On Monday, Proft appeared before an Illinois State Board of Elections hearing officer, as lawyers discussed whether or not his PAC – People Who Play By The Rules, was illegally coordinating with Darren Bailey’s campaign when he was running for Illinois governor in 2022. As Crain’s Chicago Business ([link removed]) reported, Profit appeared at the hearing 15 minutes late, agitated – “plopping” his golf hat on the table.

Bailey campaign officials, including Bailey – are not friends with Proft, or even acquaintances – far from it – but the campaign was in need of money from billionaire donor Richard Uihlein who was funding Proft’s PAC. Uihlein had indicated that he was not going to pour money directly into Bailey’s campaign – instead, he was going to give the money to Proft, whom he trusted. PAC’s must remain independent and they cannot coordinate with campaigns that they are supporting financially.

But as it was revealed ([link removed]) on Monday, just one day after Bailey’s primary election victory, Proft requested to meet with Bailey and his campaign manager in a backroom of a Chicago Country Club where he slid over an envelope that he said contained $20 million. And like a scene out of a movie, Proft said Bailey could deposit the check if Bailey would hand control of the campaign over to him. A quid pro quo.
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