Republican Rep. Thomas Massie has vowed to boycott the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Washington D.C. restaurants by refusing to “show papers” or order from eateries enforcing the rules. …
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie has vowed to boycott the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for Washington D.C. restaurants by refusing to “show papers” or order from eateries enforcing the rules.tweeted“We will not show papers. We will not order takeout from restaurants that require papers for dine-in. We will get our food from Virginia or we will bring it to work. Shame has befallen our nation’s capital.”
The mandate went into effect on Sunday, requiring all people 12 years old and older to show vaccination proof to enter any restaurant, bar, nightclub, sports arena or gym. Rep. Thomas Massie has vowed that he and his staffers will not support businesses that require masks or require proof of vaccinations.the city’s mask mandate first implemented in July 2020. She previously lifted the mandate for two months over the spring and summer of last year.
“I want to be very clear, this does not mean that people should stop, that everyone needs to stop wearing their mask, but it does mean that we’re shifting the government’s response,” Bowser said in November,The representative took to twitter to express his outrage at the mandate which took effect on January 16, 2022.Over the past few months, Republicans have slammed a variety of vaccine-related mandates, including the Biden administration’s federal mandate for large businesses.
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