Miller: Bill Daley neither in nor out against Quinn
Bill Daley called the other day. We estimated that it had been three or four years since we last spoke to each other, which is par for the course.
Going back to at least 2001, Daley, the brother and son of former Chicago mayors, has mulled a bid for governor. The last time was in 2009, when he publicly thought about challenging Pat Quinn in the Democratic primary. And now he’s talking about it again.
Before I returned Daley’s call, I wanted to check around and see what might be different this time.
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