Democratic House primary candidate Jonathan Jackson was blasted by his leading 1st Congressional District rivals on Monday for not filing his legally required personal financial disclosures as they deplored the $500,065 being spent by a crypto billionaire’s PAC to elect him.
The $500,065 from an outside group, Protect Our Future, is paying for television ads — which have the potential to upend the crowded contest to replace retiring Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., because they feature Jackson’s famous father, Rev. Jesse Jackson.
