Illinois COVID-19: IL on verge of new shutdown, Pritzker warns, as state reports 15,415 new cases, 27 deaths – ABC7 (Chicago)

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Indy
5 years ago

If you are tired of this then move to Indiana.

Wolfnight
5 years ago

And so the plandemic continues……..

No bail out and a loss of his tax vote…..

Time to punish the people of Illinois, Governor?

But you have President Elect Biden to come to the rescue?
National lock-down next.

anonymous anonymous
5 years ago

A case is even if a person has a test that comes up negative. They are double counting tests to put in different columns. When did these deathes happen too. Tend to be delayed. Also did these people that died –die of it or were they tested after passing of something else and just happen to have the covid in them? ws the test given post? Because Pritzker is a DEM and the doctors that get up on stage with him in front of the camereas are actresses (they might be doctors but they cry on cue and they are… Read more »

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Well said

Lyn P
5 years ago

These alphabet news outlets are circling the drain…and none too soon. Ministries of Propaganda.

I dare any one of them to report a death figure and follow it with “the death total for this period in 2019 was ____”

OR to note “the false positive rate of these tests is 94%.”

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