Pritzker Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Had ‘Close Contact’ With Governor – Block Club Chicago

The staff and Pritzker will still self-isolate for “an appropriate period” based on guidance from the Illinois Department of Public Health, according to the office. In the meantime, Pritzker will hold his weekday briefings at 2:30 p.m. — but now they’ll be held via video conference with no reporters present.
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debtsor
5 years ago

What if he catches the coronavirus and ends up asymptomatic. Will that change his opinion of the severity of the virus?

Hank Scorpio
5 years ago
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I doubt he will be asymptomatic at his waistline…

Bob Out of Here
5 years ago

Wonder if he’ll fly down to Florida to isolate?

5 years ago

I think he is there already. Rumor is he sneaked down over weekend on private jet and will be back today

Yoz
5 years ago

Someone should send out a FOIA, wouldn’t shock me in the slightest.

#RecallPritzger
5 years ago

If only he would stay there…

Ben
5 years ago

If Pritz gets the virus he is most certainly toast.

a person
5 years ago

I think he is already there. Needed an excuse to go there for Mother’s Day for his wife.

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