Rules are for the little people

Remember when the New York City mayor (what's his name?) and his wife went for a nice walk in the park - after he ordered all the parks closed to people and the NYC citizens to place themselves into home quarantine?

Same thing, different state - from Chicago, Illinois website patch.com:

Does 'All-In Illinois' Slogan Apply To Billionaire Gov's Family?
All over the country, a collection of first ladies have emerged as valuable advocates in the fight to slow the spread of new coronavirus.

Last week, Maryland first lady Yumi Hogan was hailed a hero for quietly scoring 500,000 COVID-19 tests kits from South Korea to aid the Old Line State's coronavirus response.

"We convened countless calls, nearly every night, sometimes it seemed like all night," Gov. Larry Hogan said of the 22 days he and his wife, a fine artist, lobbied the Korean government to purchase the hard-to-come-by coronavirus test kits.

As the pandemic keeps Californians on a strict lockdown, Gov. Gavin Newsom's "first partner," Jennifer Seibel, has stepped up to lead her state's volunteer commission, publicly promised to fight for children falling behind in school without internet access, and even tweeted about struggling like everybody else when her family ran out of toilet paper thanks to Golden State hoarders.

A bit more and then this:

As things turn out, as the governor makes regular public pleas for Illinoisans to be "All In" during the extended stay-at-home fight to slow the spread of COVID-19, Mrs. Pritzker has been out of state, sources told Patch.

Specifically, the first lady has been spending time at their $12-million equestrian estate in Wellington, just down the horse trail from Bruce Springsteen, Bill Gates and Billy Joel, the family purchased shortly after J.B. was elected governor last year.

So it is alright for his wife to fly to Florida and avoid Chicago but all the Chicago citizens must shelter in place. Aparently, he was questioned about this during a press conference and got quite testy towards the reporter. I will try to find a video.