Huizenga cites ending of mask mandates across the country.
Currently, airline, train, bus and other forms of public transportation require travelers wear a mask. It’s a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention mandate that U.S. Rep Bill Huizenga says is time to end.
“States and cities, big and small, across the country have ended or are in the process of ending their mask mandates at schools, basketball games, and even crowded restaurants.”
Thursday, as the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament was getting underway, the Zeeland Republican called for a vote.
“At the games, they rightly won’t be required to wear a mask, but as soon as they step onto a plane, a bus, a train, or even a metro, unelected bureaucrats at the direction of President Biden have decreed that masks must be put on and must be worn.”
Tuesday, Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Senate voted in favor of ending the public transit mask mandate.