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Pritzker’s Presidential Hopes Crumble After Epic Bears Fumble ([link removed])
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(Jose M. Osorio/Chicago Tribune via AP)
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Gov. JB Pritzker’s latest political miscalculation may have done more than cost Illinois the Chicago Bears. Political strategists now say it could have ended his long-rumored path to a presidential run.

The Chicago Bears are reportedly moving closer to building a new stadium in Indiana, a stunning development that insiders say caught the governor’s office completely off guard.

For years, Pritzker and Illinois Democrats acted as if the team would never seriously consider leaving. That assumption now looks like an epic fumble.

Sources close to political consultants in both parties say the fallout is real. One national strategist described it as “a leadership failure of epic proportions.” Another said, “If you can’t keep an iconic NFL franchise in your own state, how do you argue you’re ready to lead the country?”

The Bears have called Illinois home for more than a century. Losing them would be more than symbolic. It would be an economic and cultural blow. And voters know it.

Illinois has already seen a steady stream of companies pack up and leave. In recent years, major employers like Boeing, Caterpillar, Tyson Foods, and Citadel have moved headquarters or expanded elsewhere.

The state continues to struggle with high taxes, rising crime, and heavy regulations – all under one-party Democrat control.

Now, the Bears may join that list.
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