Is this what "Arbitrary" means?

From Second City Coppers

Both Groot and Fatass have stated that Chicago and Illinois will not reach Phase 5 of their plans without a vaccine:

• Illinois Gov J.B. Pritzker on Sunday morning said he’s not counting on the White House to help Illinois ramp up its coronavirus testing capabilities – and he vowed that Illinois won’t see an economic reopening until the state meets “all the standards” he’s set in his phased plan.
  
  Speaking on CNN’s “State of the Union” with Jake Tapper, the Democratic governor said states continue to “go it alone” to ramp up testing. According to a Harvard University analysis, Illinois should reach 64,000 tests a day before stay-at-home regulations are further relaxed. Pritzker last week achieved a goal of receiving more than 20,000 tests results back in one day.
  
  [...] “If the Chicago Tribune thinks that everybody’s going to go back to completely normal without us having a very effective treatment or a vaccine, they’re dead wrong.”

We remember weeks ago when the entire plan was to "flatten the curve." That was accomplished.

We also remember when the "goal" was 20,000 tests a day. That was done and suddenly, it's 64,000? Triple plus 4,000?

Has anyone in the media written about the number of recoveries? It crossed over the 98% mark recently, and not a single politician is saying anything about the people who test positive for antibodies, meaning they had it and beat it already without any sort of treatment.

Now Fatass is digging the final grave for the entire restaurant industry:

• When Illinois restaurants were ordered shuttered by Gov. Pritzker in mid-March, restaurant owners, chefs and workers braced for several weeks of zero income.
  
  When the order was extended through April, and then May, the industry pointed to June.
  
  But Pritzker’s five-phase plan, announced Tuesday, set the earliest-possible day for reopening at June 26, and that date is by no means definite.
  
  For an industry already struggling to hang on, the news was devastating.

We read a statistic that said after the government, restaurants were the biggest employers in the State of Illinois, and they had exactly zero input into the "Phase Planning." That isn't politically intelligent at all.

I have to ask myself, what is driving Pritzker? All these proclamations and edits are not necessary for the health and welfare of the people, or are they? 

His decisions seem to be subjective. What, pray tell, is the motive behind his madness?