Kasich hits Chicago on Monday. Fundraising, stumping at Billy Goat

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WASHINGTON – GOP presidential hopeful John Kasich hits Chicago and the northern suburbs on Monday to fundraise and stump at the Billy Goat Tavern the day before a GOP debate in Milwaukee.

Kasich, the Ohio governor, makes the stop at the Goat at 4 p.m CST to hold what his campaign is calling “a send-off rally in Chicago on the day before the fourth Republican primary debate in Milwaukee.”

In September, the last time Kasich was in town, he ate a hot dog at Portillo’s in River North, joined by Portillo’s CEO Keith Kinsey Ohio’s Department of Natural Resources Director Jim Zehringer.

Stopping for a photo-op at the Billy Goat Tavern, on lower Michigan Ave., is becoming something of a ritual for a candidate who is looking for a quick pop at a telegenic place convenient for news outlets in town.

The Fox Business/WSJ Republican Debate at the Milwaukee Theater top card: Trump, Carson, Rubio, Bush, Fiorina, Cruz, Kasich, Paul

The underdogs: Christie, Huckabee, Santorum, Jindal

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9

Event: Milwaukee Debate Send-off Rally for Gov. John Kasich

Time: 4:00 pm CST

Location: Billy Goat Tavern, 430 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611

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