U.S. Senate Passes Amendment to Ban Federal Mask Mandates

November 1, 2023 | In a bipartisan vote of 59-38 Senators passed an amendment introduced by Ohio Senator JD Vance prohibiting the Department of Transportation from using federal funds to enforce mask mandates. The amendment is a positive step, though it falls FAR short of protecting Americans’ God-given freedom to breathe, as it’s in force only through FY 2024. Why the expiration date?

In any case, the ban prevents enforcement of federal mask mandates on public transportation including passenger airlines, commuter rail, and rapid transit buses.

In related news, as DC faces a crime explosion after defunding the police and mandating masks, Mayor Bowser has introduced legislation to ban criminals from wearing masks.

DC crime bill: Muriel Bowser introduces bill that includes ban on criminals wearing masks | Washington Examiner

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Observers have noticed the massive surge in crime resulting from forced masking, as the face covering allows criminals to easily conceal their identity and hide in plain sight.

Politicians and unelected agencies failed to uphold their obligation to protect and defend the Constitution and the People.

The decision to advocate for United Nations WHO – CDC – China policies caused incalculable physical, psychological and economic harm to millions of Americans that will take a long time to reconcile.

Policymakers and unelected bureaucrats who helped to orchestrate and demand compliance with CV19 countermeasures must be held accountable.

U.S. collaboration on CV in 2003:

Coronavirus Never Before Seen In Humans Is The Cause Of SARS; Unprecedented Collaboration Identifies New Pathogen In Record Time | ScienceDaily