The Patch has a nice article today noting the entrance of yet another inexperienced, no-name Democrat who is throwing his hat into the race for the Democratic nomination to take on freshman Congressman Bob Dold in the 2012 general election.
Enter Vivek Bavda, 34, a Chicago attorney who lives in Mundelein. Like fellow Dem hopeful Ilya Sheyman, he is the son of immigrants, and he feels he has a compelling story to tell. From what I can tell from the Patch article, Bavda is another far-left Democrat who believes the government must step in to solve all of our problems. Swell.
I bet Dan Seals is watching all of this from his new job at DCEO and grinding his teeth, given that he could easily walk into this race today and take the nomination, I'd bet. I'd also bet that he'd lose the general, even with the revamped 10th District, so he's probably a lot better off with his new cushy state job.
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*Giggle*
with great choices like these princess nudelman will have a very hard decision on who to support. I think combined the 2 kids are the age of catwoman.
FOKLAES
TA -
Welcome back from your 17 day hiatus. You were missed.
Trebor of Libertyville
I know Vivek, we were HS classmates and grew up in the same neighborhood. Nice, intelligent guy, but I don't think that he has the muscle to be a legitimate contender. Sorry to say that, he did reach out to me for advice, but when I sent him a message asking if he could raise $2 million dollars for the race, he didn't respond. I am guessing if he gets on the ballot, he won't be anything more than a name.
Thanks much, Trebor. I've been out there trying to make a living so Obama has something to tax.
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