Daily Caller
Alyssa Milano is keeping people safe with a
squints
knitted mask?
https://twitter.com/DailyCaller/status/1264254338597294080
https://twitter.com/Alyssa_Milano/status/1264248352683646976
>This ought to keep the EOTP busy all weekend
A charity golf tournament was played last week in Florida on national television with the four participants — Rory Mcllroy, Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and Matthew Wolff all not wearing masks.
https://twitter.com/JoeConchaTV/status/1264256505068638210
Jason Hoffman [CNN - Enemy of the PEOPLE]
@JasonHoffman93
CNN photojournalist @abdallahcnngot a shot of President Trump golfing today. He says the president is moving around the course in a golf cart alone but is golfing with three partners. None of the men are wearing masks.
https://twitter.com/JasonHoffman93/status/1264220921172307974
Also - Former President Obama played golf in April in Virginia without a mask
https://twitter.com/JoeConchaTV/status/1264257548321988614
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/obama-seen-on-golf-course-days-before-michelle-told-people-to-stay-home
>Alyssa Milano is keeping people safe with a
>squints
>knitted mask?
>She’s getting killed on twitter
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That mask has holes in it. 2. Your right eyelash isn’t on properly.
>Not a Beanz fan
>Anon here since day remembers how that went
>Don't shred me
>But gotta admit this tweet to someone as vain as Milano is excellent
John Solomon
Some Americans reportedly citing disability law in order to circumvent mask mandates | Just The News
https://twitter.com/jsolomonReports/status/1264273662053580804
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/coronavirus/some-americans-reportedly-citing-disability-law-order-circumvent-mask
Some Americans are reportedly citing federal disability law as exempting them from mask mandates imposed by their state's governors, a further sign of the contentious circumstances surrounding local governments' responses to the coronavirus pandemic.
Karin Willison, a writer and disability advocate, wrote at Yahoo this week about a document that has allegedly been circulating on the Internet, one that appears to claim an exemption to state face covering mandates.
"I am exempt from the Governor’s regulation mandating face mask usage in public. Wearing a facemask poses a health risk to me. Under the ADA and HIPPA [sic], I am not required to disclose my medical conditions to you," the text of the document reads.
Willison slams the claims in the document, calling it "a complete pile of steaming nonsense." She writes that HIPAA law "only applies to health care facilities and services" with regard to patient privacy. The federal law "absolutely nothing to do with wearing masks, and does not apply in any way whatsoever to the grocery store or nail salon," she continues.
Citing the Americans With Disabilities Act, she argues, is also problematic. "Businesses cannot require you to disclose the nature of your disability, but you can’t request an accommodation under the ADA if you don’t need it for your impairment," she said.
The ADA does require businesses to provide "reasonable accommodation" for individuals with disabilities, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have to let a mask-less person enter their establishment, Willison argues; they could fulfill the law's requirements by providing curbside service, for instance.
In some localities, governments have gone beyond mandating masks in businesses. In Los Angeles this month, for example, the mayor mandated that every resident must wear a mask at all times while away from home.