Pritzker won’t follow Biden’s lead on vaccine requirement just yet – Daily Herald*

The governor said Thursday, "We're focused on the plan we have in place, which is requiring vaccinations, but for those who cannot, they have the option of testing, so we'll look at it going forward. We have lots of folks, like teachers and those working in settings with vulnerable patients, and we want to make sure we have options for those people."
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Let's go RED in 2022
4 years ago

I missed where Jabba mentioned he gets even more money the longer COVID plays out through his private equity ties. Has anyone been out of the state (noticeably all the states surrounding IL) and experienced how “normal” other places are? Why are voters putting up with this sh*t?

your dime your dance floor
4 years ago

The upside to this policy, if it’s actually enforced, is that government workers who don’t get vaccinated lose their jobs. I see this as a way to reduce government employment at both the federal and state level.

debtsor
4 years ago

The goal is to smoke out the remaining few conservatives in the public sector so they can have complete ideological control. It’s not about the virus. It is about punishment and power.

Freddy
4 years ago

Remember JB thinks he’s the leader not a follower. According to him everything in Illinois is just spiffy.

Joey Zamboni
4 years ago

Who’s the governor kidding…?

He can’t wait to bully us around some more…

For our safety of course…

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago
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I give Pritzker 1 week and bingo he will say he is saving lives and mandate vaccines.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

This is simply a Biden gang dog whistle to diminish the spotlight on the bungled Near East exit. Get everyone wound up about Covid before they really discover what we left behind.

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