Overview
- Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker called for mass protests, mobilization, and disruption to counter Republican policies during a speech in New Hampshire on April 28.
- Pritzker clarified that his call to 'fight everywhere and all at once' referred to political actions like protesting, voting, and legal challenges, not violence.
- Republicans, including Stephen Miller and Donald Trump JrPritzker of inciting violence, citing concerns over heightened political tensions.
- Pritzker's speech has amplified speculation about his potential 2028 presidential candidacy and his role in shaping Democratic strategy.
- The remarks have reignited debates within the Democratic Party over the balance between bold activism and institutional engagement in confronting Republican policies.