Like a friend of mine said:

“... your logic is flawed, but since it seems to make sense to you, I'll reply in like fashion. If the tornado is in Chicago I'm safe in leaving my home in Flora. And by going out of my house in Flora, it will not cause the tornado come to me.� Bye, Flora is only 7 mi from me. 100 mi Straight east from St. Louis Mo.

I thought that was reasonable..


On Tue, 28 Apr 2020 05:08:07 -0700 (PDT), Tim
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And just found that out by losing a law suit against down state representative Darren bailey.

Pritzker is finding that he’s not as well loved as he thought he was.

https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/loca...ports/2262560/

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It kind of demonstrates the difficulty of legislating "one size fits
all" rules for a state that has both a high density urban area and a
large low density rural area. What works for Clay County doesn't
necessarily work for Chicago. New York has the same problem, as does
Massachusetts.
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