Pritzker Skips Lollapalooza ‘Out of an Abundance of Caution’ Amid Rising COVID Cases – NBC5 (Chicago)

Pritzker had said last week that he planned to attend the four-day music festival, but now his press secretary reports, “Out of an abundance of caution, with cases on a sharply increasing trajectory and with the CDC’s finding Friday that vaccinated individuals can transmit the virus, the governor did not attend Lollapalooza."
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Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Hate to loose such a great leader, sarcasm

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The True Believer
4 years ago

Pritzker and Lori had no trouble nor feelings by allowing lollapolooza to take care of Rahm donors and get a few dollars even though they will kill people in the process. Monterrey security, the corrupt security at lolla, did NOT check vaccination cards against ids. This was widely reported and Lori knew about it and did nothing. Anyone who gets covid there must sue c3 and Lori, arwady, and the principals at Monterrey personally as well as professionally. Their disclaimer at the entrance is not legally binding.

OuttaChicago
4 years ago

Well after all his obesity is a condition ripe for COVID.

LandOfCrooks
4 years ago

Walking comorbidity.

debtsor
4 years ago

Fat man bad

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Sissy ass

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