One suburban and two downstate Republicans on Tuesday brought their campaigns for governor to live TV in Chicago, a city they generally agreed was a community in “crisis,” with “shooting in the streets” and rampant corruption.
It was a bleak picture painted by the half of the GOP primary field — Petersburg venture capitalist Jesse Sullivan, Bull Valley businessman Gary Rabine and Xenia state Sen. Darren Bailey — who squared off during a televised debate hosted by WGN-TV Tuesday evening.
