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Jesse Jackson Jr. pitches redemption in bid for old House seat years after conviction
Jesse Jackson Jr. campaigns on a redemption theme with economic revival plans and voter registration efforts in Chicago’s 2nd District, where early voting starts before the March 17 primary.
- Jesse Jackson Jr. is campaigning for his old House seat, emphasizing that "trust has to be earned," according to The Associated Press.
- Jackson reflects on his past hardships and redemption, stating, "It's now part of my story" while addressing community members.
- At 60, Jackson believes his experiences make him a suitable candidate, noting voters have accepted leaders with criminal histories.
- Supporter David Jones commented that Jackson's past offenses shouldn't deter voters, referencing the current president's convictions.
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Jesse Jackson Jr. Pitches Redemption in Comeback Bid
Associated Press: “The efforts to reclaim the name belonging to one of the nation’s most famous political families haven’t been without eyerolls and jabs from candidates in the crowded March primary who say Jackson had his chance in a district plagued by political corruption.”
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Jesse Jackson Jr. pitches redemption in bid for old House seat years after campaign fraud conviction
Jesse Jackson Jr. has launched a spirited primary bid for his old U.S. House seat. The Chicago Democrat says his perspective after serving prison time for campaign fraud makes him an ideal candidate at a time when voters have accepted…
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