Chicago Adult Entertainment: Chicago Candidate Drops Out of Race With Tearful Child On Display

Chicago Candidate Drops Out of Race With Tearful Child On Display
When Scott Lee Cohen dropped out of the Illinois lieutenant governor race on Super Bowl Sunday, he cried at his press conference. So did his 11-year-old son. On camera.
Cohen, the Democratic candidate who owns a pawnshop in Chicago, withdrew amid allegations of domestic abuse by a girlfriend (who is a former prostitute), steroid abuse and “forcing himself on his ex-wife,” according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Allegedly.
Here is a video of the emotional press conference at Chicago’s Hop Haus tavern. The boy on the left is his 11-year-old son, Jacob, one of Cohen’s four children.
Cohen beat out five other candidates in last week’s Democratic primary, but dropped out after numerous Chicago politicians asked him to step down. Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says Cohen’s “extreme character flaws are an insult to the people of Illinois,” according to the Chicago Tribune. (Keep in mind this is the state where Rod Blagojevich was governor.)

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