If even the notoriously risk-averse CDC says the vaccinated can put away their masks, then there's no reason to keep local restrictions in place. If you're not vaccinated, get vaccinated; if you are vaccinated, do whatever you want. All government mandates should reflect this reality.All of it needs to go, according to Robert Verbruggen.
We should not be imposing restrictions on Americans to protect those who’ve chosen to put themselves at risk — and who, disproportionately, oppose the restrictions just as much as they distrust the vaccines anyway. We also should not impose restrictions in deference to the folks who have managed to become addicted to the thrill of being stricter than everyone else about COVID protocols, even long after they’ve been vaccinated.Those addicts, and their enablers in state and local governments, and some punctilious business owners, ought be governed accordingly. "Given all the above, it is a travesty that so many schools are still operating in hybrid, that mask mandates are still in effect, and that some venues still have to limit their capacity."
Looks like even Illinois governor J. B. "My ukases have a higher death toll" Pritzker is going to revise his dictates. Look for that information in Monday's weekly update.

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