Broken Promises: Americans Still Forced to Wear Masks on Planes One Year into Biden’s Presidency

America is one year into President Joe Biden’s presidency, and Americans are still being forced to wear masks on airplanes, with no clear end in sight.

Thursday marks one official year of Biden’s presidency, which he kicked off with a grand pitch for “just” 100 days of masking.

“My first 100 days is going to require — I’m going to ask for a masking plan. [I’m asking] everyone, for the first 100 days of my administration, to wear a mask,” Biden said in December 2020, prior to taking office.

“We’re going to require masks wherever possible, but this goes beyond government action. And so, as a new president, I’m going to speak directly to the American people and say what I’m saying now,” he said, begging Americans to wear a mask “for just 100 days.”

“It’s the easiest thing you can do to reduce COVID cases, hospitalizations, and death,” he said. Notably, that did not appear to be the case, as the county continued to experience spikes of the Chinese coronavirus, even in restriction-heavy areas where masking has become the norm. – READ MORE