Mayor Lori Lightfoot says Chicago will move to phase 3 of her reopening plan on June 3 but warns: ‘COVID-19 is still very much part of our present’ – Chicago Tribune

The opening of libraries and park buildings west of the lakefront, along with other city services, will happen June 8, Lightfoot said. "Having a resurgence in cases is more than just a risk, it’s a very real possibility, and we have seen this in other states. All we have to do is look to the north, the south, the east or the west for examples. And if this happens, we will not hesitate to take the necessary steps, including moving back into phase two if necessary. So folks, let’s just be smart.”
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debtsor
5 years ago
""Having a resurgence in cases is more than just a risk, it’s a very real possibility, and we have seen this in other states. All we have to do is look to the north, the south, the east or the west for examples."

Pure stupidity, lies and gaslighting her MSNBC audience. All other states opened early and they are wrong. Only IL is correct. When in fact today, we had double the deaths as yesterday! Double, our death rate doubled today from yesterday, and we haven’t even reopened! OMG THE SCIENCE AND DATA DOESN’T ACCOUNT FOR THIS SCENARIO!

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MikeH
5 years ago
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Daily reminder that Lori got her Juris Doctor from the University of Chicago. JB got his from Northeestern. I see now why my cousin got his law degree from Indiana University…

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