Vaccination proof, ID required to enter Chicago restaurants, bars, gyms – Illinois Policy

Lightfoot initially voiced opposition to vaccination passport policies implemented by other major cities such as Los Angeles and New York, even dismissing an aldermanic proposal for a similar citywide mandate earlier this year. But now Lightfoot says the city’s substantial transmission rates necessitate new restrictions. She said these rules will remain in place “through this Omicron-driven surge and the risk of overwhelming hospital capacity has passed.”
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the Equalizer
4 years ago

Let’s hope and pray all of the restaurants, bars and gyms who follow these stupid mandates go broke.

Tom Paine's Ghost
4 years ago

Right. Just restaurants, bars and gyms. Because the Wuhan Virus knows what sort of indoor space it is in and doesn’t effect people in any other sort of public space. Just following the Science. After 18 months of this nonsense ANYONE who believes that government (and the elite experts of government) is a solution to any problem is clearly an idiot.

Jake
4 years ago

There are a lot of idiots out there, including the head of the IRA and many restaurant owners.

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