Pritzker: COVID-19 pandemic timeline in Illinois unpredictable, similar to massive flood – KWQC (Davenport)

Gov. JB Pritzker says this pandemic resembles a massive flood for Illinois because much like a flood, it has no set time duration. The Democrat noted he has used executive orders and disaster declarations to keep people alive. “We still have a pandemic. There is still a federal disaster that has been declared. So we’re going to keep providing the services that people need.”
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Traice
1 year ago

And like a flood, there’s a lot of s*&t to clean up. I predict it’ll be over once the cash faucet from the government is turned off.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

It is seriously time to question whether Pritzker has mental health issues. We’ve all moved on Jabba. You can play pandemic as long as you want. The rest of us have decided two years of your power grab were enough,

Silverfox
1 year ago

The governor has spoken! The pandemic will end when he says it does and not a moment sooner. So there, Illinoisans! Hope we live to see the end of it.

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