Chicagoans cautiously optimistic as most COVID-19 mandates end Monday – WGNTV (Chicago)

“To be able to walk in and not have the masks on, not have to have the vax cards out, I think it’s definitely going to play a role for us,” said Irish Nobleman Pub manager Kelly Morahan. “It’s exciting, happy to be a part of it. It’s like a new day for us.”
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Pat S.
4 years ago

Realize JB is returning a right he had no authority to mandate away. The only reason it worked was widespread panic and instant compliance; according to Johns Hopkins, masking had infinitesimal if any impact on spread.

Based on his response to the IL Supreme Court’s recent ruling, he claims the right to do it all over again.

End his executive powers – now! And permanently in November.

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