Ohio Covidiots Testify For Bill To Strike Down COVID Protocols: I Can’t Even Get My Favorite Cheesy Bread

The Ohio Capitol Journal reports:

Maskless and frustrated, a string of Ohioans offered tales Wednesday of their personal aggrievement since the coronavirus pandemic began. A woman told of her favorite gluten-free bake shop closing down in 2020, thus denying her access to “cheesy bread with the best freshly made marinara sauce I’ve ever tasted.” A seventh-grade student from Warren County complained about having to speak loudly during his school’s socially-distanced lunches.

Republican Sens. Rob McColley of Napoleon and Terry Johnson of McDermott first introduced Senate Bill 22 last week with a goal of allowing lawmakers to strike down state health orders. One by one, supporters of SB 22 gave pointed criticism of the governor and the Ohio Department of Health. They downplayed the deadliness of the virus and shared a string of falsehoods about its impacts. Almost none of those inside the crowded hearing room wore masks.

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