Candidate for Virginia Governor, Terry McAuliffe, caught mask less on Amtrak train that requires mask. (Washington: school)

[Stuckatredlightsagain]

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...ess-on-amtrak/

Oh, I see. Rules for thee, but not for me.... He's just another 'Do as I say, not as I do' politician. It's funny because he wants to enact mask mandates, and then he doesn't wear one when required.

[mpier015]

Is that Terry? I can't really see his face

[Stuckatredlightsagain]

Originally Posted by mpier015

Is that Terry? I can't really see his face

Here's another link. Maybe you can zoom in on it. It also shows where he walked around the NYC train station mask less.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mca...ource=hs_email

From this link: "The passenger added that when the train arrived to Union Station in Washington, D.C., McAuliffe was still not wearing a mask. The passenger, though, said they could not get a photo of him.

"I remember thinking I should say something to him, but didn’t want to start some incident or viral issue," the passenger said.

"I’m vaccinated, but Amtrak says put a mask on, so I put a mask on," the passenger said. "And when I looked around, he kind of highlighted himself because everyone else was wearing a mask."
He added: "You have an individual who wants to be a leader of a state here in the United States, and it is an absolute double standard. You have to lead by example."

The passenger went on to say that Americans "are tired of being told to do something by our leaders, and they don’t follow it themselves."

"Whether you agree with it or not, it is easy enough to throw a mask on for a little while," the passenger said. "It seems to be a constant – whether you’re the governor of California or a member of Congress, or someone running for governor of Virginia." "

[spencer114]

It is very frustrating when politicians do this. It’s so easy to put on a damn mask when you’re a public figure in public, especially when your brand and message is to wear a mask inside, in public.

The timing is suspect. I don’t recall where the FDA was regarding vaccinated people wearing masks back in July. For a while the mask recommendation was dropped before Delta brought it back. Regardless, every democrat in public should wear a mask. It’s too messy politically when you don’t!

[robbobobbo]

If a voter believes that for the time being we all should be wearing masks when indoors in public, including our children in school, and it should be a requirement, then the voter ought to vote for McAuliffe, even if McAuliffe has been lax. Because if you vote for Youngkin, the state will certainly go in the direction of "freedom" to be like red states where the governors prohibit local governments from enacting mask mandates, their hospitals are filling up, and their cases are spiking.

[Iluvthedesert]

Originally Posted by Stuckatredlightsagain

Here's another link. Maybe you can zoom in on it. It also shows where he walked around the NYC train station mask less.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mca...ource=hs_email

From this link: "The passenger added that when the train arrived to Union Station in Washington, D.C., McAuliffe was still not wearing a mask. The passenger, though, said they could not get a photo of him.

"I remember thinking I should say something to him, but didn’t want to start some incident or viral issue," the passenger said.

"I’m vaccinated, but Amtrak says put a mask on, so I put a mask on," the passenger said. "And when I looked around, he kind of highlighted himself because everyone else was wearing a mask."
He added: "You have an individual who wants to be a leader of a state here in the United States, and it is an absolute double standard. You have to lead by example."

The passenger went on to say that Americans "are tired of being told to do something by our leaders, and they don’t follow it themselves."

"Whether you agree with it or not, it is easy enough to throw a mask on for a little while," the passenger said. "It seems to be a constant – whether you’re the governor of California or a member of Congress, or someone running for governor of Virginia." "

Do you have a date stamp? Who knows when this happened...the feds didn't have mask requirements the entire pandemic.

If it is true this absolutely disqualifies him...I guess it would be better if the lead an insurrection.

[Iluvthedesert]

Originally Posted by robbobobbo

If a voter believes that for the time being we all should be wearing masks when indoors in public, including our children in school, and it should be a requirement, then the voter ought to vote for McAuliffe, even if McAuliffe has been lax. Because if you vote for Youngkin, the state will certainly go in the direction of "freedom" to be like red states where the governors prohibit local governments from enacting mask mandates, their hospitals are filling up, and their cases are spiking.

"Freedom" is code word for I don't want to follow the rules as I have never matured beyond the age of 12.