Fox News thinks Biden broke his own face mask rule, but they’re wrong
- Biden's inauguration was quickly followed by a series of executive orders signed by the new president.
- The executive orders covered everything from racial equity to the coronavirus pandemic.
- President Biden signed an executive order requiring face masks to be worn on federal property, then quickly attracted criticism for being seen without one during remarks he made at the Lincoln Memorial.
Biden's inauguration week was characterized by a flurry of executive orders, as the nation's new chief executive gets settled into the White House and begins working to get a handle on all aspects of the sprawling federal government. Those orders have touched on everything from stimulus checks to immigration, climate change, and, the coronavirus pandemic. President Biden, in fact, wasted no time in signing an executive order mandating that face masks be worn in certain places, including federal buildings and property, on his first day on the job.
And then he promptly appeared to flout his own order a few hours later.
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