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RCP's Tom Bevan notes what celebrations have and haven't been canceled in Evanston, IL

The word “priorities” gets thrown around in a super-sarcastic sense quite often these days, and deservedly so, but it’s rarely been more called for than with this tweet from Real Clear Politics’ Tom Bevan:

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Over 90 percent of Evanston voters went for Biden in last year’s election.

In some areas, unfortunately, it is.

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Apparently the city of Evanston has replaced the usual 4th events with a “virtual” Independence Day celebration:

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Wouldn’t it be a shame if everybody turned out for its own in-person “unsanctioned” 4th of July celebration anyway?

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