Friday, June 17, 2022

NY Dem Mondaire Jones used COVID rule to vote by proxy while living it up at HBO star’s wedding in France; Everything you need to know about vaccine and mask mandates in NYC, and other C-Virus related stories

NY Dem Mondaire Jones used COVID rule to vote by proxy while living it up at HBO star’s wedding in France:
He’s got a oui bit of explaining to do.
Rep. Mondaire Jones used a congressional COVID rule to assign another lawmaker to vote for him on more than a dozen bills in the House of Representatives — while he partied on the French Riviera at HBO star Issa Rae’s lavish wedding, The Post has learned.
The Democrat — who represents New York’s Hudson Valley but is currently in a crowded field vying for a new Park Slope-Lower Manhattan district — said au revoir to the hot and humid Washington, DC, summer while voting via a proxy while citing the “public health emergency.”
The allowance was enacted by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to let COVID-stricken members vote as well as to reduce their potential exposure to the virus while traveling from their districts to the nation’s capital.
Jones employed the potentially misused perk on 17 pieces of legislation between July 19 and July 27, 2021, as he lived it up in France, Instagram posts and online records reveal. --->READ MORE HERE
Everything you need to know about vaccine and mask mandates in NYC:
Toddlers in New York City public schools and daycares are finally able to shed their masks — and show their smiles — indoors beginning Monday.
The end of the controversial mandate for 2-to-4-year-olds was announced by Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday — just two weeks before the end of the school year.
Parents of youngsters in that age group welcomed the news that masks will now be optional for their kids, but questioned why it took so long to lift the restriction, which ended in neighboring New Jersey three months ago.
“I don’t understand the timing,” Tamara Bedorssian, an Upper West Side mother of a 4–year-old boy, told The Post on Sunday.
“The mayor said at the very beginning that the reason that they had to keep wearing masks was because the vaccine was ineligible for them and that didn’t magically change for Monday,” she noted.
The mom added she was “happy it happened,” but, “I just have no idea what was behind it.” --->READ MORE HERE
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