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The air is electric, the crowd is roaring—this is the Harris effect. Democratic Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois, a staunch supporter of Kamala Harris, joins us to dissect the surge in enthusiasm for the Vice President. But is this fervor a sign of lasting commitment, or merely a fleeting honeymoon phase?
Governor Pritzker, who has been floated as a potential VP pick himself, shares his insights. "The excitement is palpable," he notes. "People are ready to go." Yet, the question looms: is this excitement sustainable, or could it dissipate as quickly as it emerged?
The issue of immigration and the border situation presents a complex challenge. Pritzker acknowledges the untenable nature of the problem, but he also points fingers at the previous administration. "Donald Trump told Republicans to back off," he explains, emphasizing the need for comprehensive immigration reform.
But is this enough to quell concerns about Harris's stance on the border? The Governor is optimistic, highlighting the bipartisanship that Joe Biden brings to the table. "We need to make sure we're managing this well," he asserts, suggesting that Harris's leadership will steer us in the right direction.
Republicans have been quick to label Harris as a "radical liberal," painting her as the antithesis of Biden's moderate image. However, Pritzker counters this narrative by focusing on the issues at stake. "They love to throw names," he says, referring to the Republicans' strategy. "How about let's talk about a woman's right to choose?"
The Governor argues that Harris's commitment to reproductive rights and freedom of expression is a cornerstone of Democratic values. "It's Democrats who are standing up for freedom," he declares.
As the interview winds down, the elephant in the room is addressed. Would Pritzker accept a spot on the ticket with Harris? "I have said and I really believe that the people of Illinois elected me," he responds. "There's an awful lot that I can get done here in the state."
Yet, his commitment to the Democratic cause is unwavering. "We need to make sure that we're making the case for Kamala Harris and winning in November," he concludes, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming election.
In the end, the Harris hype may be more than just a temporary surge. It could be the spark that ignites a movement, one that Governor Pritzker and the Democratic Party are eager to fan into a flame.
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