Illinois’ Top Doc Discusses Whether State is Considering Return to Mask Mandate – NBC5 (Chicago)

“That is not something that we’re talking about at this time,” said Dr. Amaal Tokars, the acting director of the state Department of Public Health. “However, I would never say that nothing has passed, but we are going to do what we think is wisest and best based on the current circumstances that we see.”
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Truth Seeker
2 years ago

Never Again. Do not comply.

Fed Up Taxpayer
2 years ago

Why are we even listening to these people anymore? Clearly it is political science, not actual science. The study results came out, and IL was right at the bottom with the likes of CA and NY in how poorly the state handled the pandemic. No more. These people need to be voted out or we are looking at another fall of masks, boosters and at home learning for kids. Enough already.

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