Skip to content

Joe Biden Pushes COVID-19 Mask Mandate Ahead Nearly One Year Despite Amazing Recovery Breakthrough

It was first 15 days to slow the spread. Then it was 15 months to stem the tide.

In one of his first moves in office, he issued a federal mask mandate via executive order. Naturally, he couldn’t even abide by his own mask mandate for hours before he violated it himself.

Now, Biden is moving up his 100-day window for all of us wearing masks to a full year.

The reaction to this obvious moving of the goalposts was swift and fierce.

https://twitter.com/JenerationSnark/status/1360012289013932034

The science is not “settled” that masks even work to prevent the spread among the general public. There is no strong evidence that such masks or lockdowns even slow the spread, in terms of cross-national or state-level data.

The viral pandemic exploded in America’s blue states, regardless of mask mandates, while red states that did not have mask mandates compare very favorably. And now that we are seeing a seasonal spike in flu-related mortality (although it is suggested that the common flu has “disapppeared”) we are seeing a massive drop off in infection rates and hospitalizations.

The rates are also dropping in the U.K. and across many countries in Europe.

https://twitter.com/labby_dog_farm/status/1359903761649532931

The COVID rates are also declining globally:

America is not out of the woods yet with COVID-19, but if the trend continues to plummet consistent with season cyclicity, it will be due more to the natural course of a pandemic that typically lasts 15 months-18 months, and the herd immunity sped along by a successful vaccine, than it will be due to any masks, whether single, double, or additional.

"*" indicates required fields

Who would you vote for? Trump or DeSantis?*
This poll gives you free access to our premium politics newsletter. Unsubscribe at any time.
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.





OPINION: This article contains commentary which reflects the author's opinion.