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But I'd avoid any bashing that uses the words "Chicago" or "Cook County." People like to rip about where they live, but they don't like to hear others doing it. And remember, what you say anywhere will be picked up everywhere.
A lot of folks who live in the collars consider themselves"Chicagoans," too, by virtue of proximity, work and cultural ties. Stick with the Big Three Infamous personalities and head north by northeast -- that's where you need to pick up votes.
Every Repulican I've talked to is really annoyed about the way this thing was done. There was zero notice and no other candidates even had a chance to submit their names for party chairman.
This is not how you inspire Republicans to go out and volunteer to win elections.
On the flipside, that kind of piece is exactly why these little conservatives are great for Kirk, every time he gets hit by those guys it looks to chicago voters like he's a moderate.
the Dems are also a factionalized paty as well, this is not just a repub issue. In fact, i think the Dems have a lot more factions to juggle then the GOP. BUT the Dems have been doing a better job getting their factions together when it comes time to vote.
As for Brady, we all hope he can pull things together. It will take hard work, a good plan, and a well coordinated effort to win. He seems to be just the person to pull it off.
Since he worked with McCain perhaps we can count o Caribou Barbie racing into IL soon.
Now, it remains to be seen if Pat Brady is simply an Andy McKenna Jr. or is he the long-awaited Messiah ( That GOP leader that can keep his members from cannibalizing themselves). Good luck, Mr. Brady.