Lightfoot Pushes Back After Pritzker Suspends Indoor Dining, Drinking in Chicago – WTTW (Chicago)

“If the governor’s order goes into effect, it’s shutting down a significant portion of our economy at a time when those same businesses are hanging on by a thread,” Lightfoot said during an interview Tuesday evening on the “PBS NewsHour." But she acknowledged that it was “not looking good” for her effort to convince Pritzker to reverse his order, set to take effect Friday.
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anonymous
5 years ago

Good luck to those who live in Shicago now because she now agrees with Lard boy.

Bob Out of Here
5 years ago

Beetlejuice should just refuse to enforce the order. I’m sensing in cities across the country people are saying “enough is enough”.

Mike
5 years ago

Zoom happy hour and six foot parties are apparently not generating enough tax revenue.

Lana
5 years ago

It’s all an Act between lightfoot and pritzger.
Recall, Resist, Push these commies back into their hole!

Joey Zamboni
5 years ago
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Kabuki Theater…

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