Mask mandates ignored by administration?

 Red States:

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Watch below as Jha struggles to come up with an answer that makes sense. At one point he got so desperate he tried to bow out by saying he really couldn’t comment on something he hadn’t personally seen. He even looked to Jean-Pierre for assistance but she ended up deferring right back to him because she couldn’t explain it, either:

The White House’s bungled messaging on why Harris failed to follow the CDC’s protocols comes just one day after Biden was diagnosed with COVID but was then photographed in a room maskless while staring at a phone and holding what appeared to be a blank notebook, though he too should have been wearing a mask according to CDC guidelines since at least one other person was in the room (the photographer).

When Jean-Pierre was asked by a reporter during the Thursday briefing about why Biden wasn’t abiding by the CDC guidelines as he has repeatedly urged Americans to do in order to contain the coronavirus, her answer, incredibly, was to state that “he took off his mask so that the American people could see him and see directly that work he is doing.”

Though the collective intelligence of the American people continues to be insulted by this administration, fortunately, it appears that even some in the mainstream media are no longer content to allow the White House’s COVID mask theater to proceed as normal without question anymore. The walls are – at last – crumbling. Brick by brick.

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It looks like the Biden team has become mask skeptics.  It took them awhile. 

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