Editorial: Gov. Pritzker, open the restaurants – Chicago Tribune*

“The rules are lopsided against restaurants,” chef Brian Jupiter of Frontier and Ina Mae Tavern & Packaged Goods told the Tribune. “In December, we saw shopping malls bursting at the seams and that wasn’t an issue. We are sanitizing the living s--- out of everything. Wearing masks. But we still can’t operate.”
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Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago

All of Illinois will reopen the day that Biden is inagurated. This entire Whuan Virus economic shutdown has been a scam to crush small businesses, help big business and prevent Trump’s re-election. Period.

Rick
5 years ago

I don’t understand, all the restaurants in Lockport where I live are serving, we eat out for breakfast every Sunday and again during the week for a dinner or two. Whats hokey is nobody at a table has masks, yet walking the 20 feet from the hostess to your table people have the masks on. Like the Covid germ knows if you’re sitting at the table it wont bother you, but watch out if you are walking across the room 18 inches past a row of 10 booths! Covid must be one very smart thing, it knows if you’ve been… Read more »

Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago
Reply to  Rick

Certainly you don’t understand.You must not be a Democrat elitist like Lightfoot and Pritzker, so don’t trouble your little mind. Just trust the all-knowing elected politicians. They know better. It’s science and its complicated and, frankly, is below your pay grade. Just pay your taxes and say thank you.

Last edited 5 years ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
The Kingfish
5 years ago

Mass defiance is the solution. He can’t shut everyone down. Owners need to take a stand before its too late.

anonymous
5 years ago
Reply to  The Kingfish

It has not been a law that places close.
And Pigster wonders why people are leaving Illiois.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago
Reply to  The Kingfish

RESIST! Resistance is patriotic!!

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