Editorial: Gov. JB Pritzker’s bucks proved golden

Here's a quiz question on Tuesday's primary elections: Who spent the most money in support of a single candidate?
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From the Editorial Board

AIPAC money came with a big downside. But Gov. JB Pritzker's bucks proved golden.

The most striking message was how effectively Gov. JB Pritzker has expanded his own definition of what is good into what Democrats perceive as the greater good.

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