Pritzker says Illinois could see more COVID-19 shutdowns – Illinois Policy

While Pritzker insisted Illinois was a long way from reinstituting those restrictions, he said new mitigations policies would look different than what he ordered in spring 2020. That includes reassessing pandemic policies that favored big box grocery stores and retailers as thousands of Illinois’ small businesses were forced to close their doors.
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Wolfnight
4 years ago

Make my day Freddie………

Sure way to lose in 2022.

MAGA

Ex Illini
4 years ago

No one is listening Jabba. Better start building out McCormick Place again. Idiot.

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Pritzker your like a 45 record flip me over and I sing a different song.

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