McConnell says he'd leave Covid mandates up to employers, school boards

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Senate Minority Leader McConnell says that if he were governor, he would let employers and school boards decide whether to implement mask and vaccine mandates.

“Some employers are requiring that.

I don’t think it’s the business of the government, certainly not the federal government, [to make that recommendation],” McConnell told The Owensboro Times in anHe continued, “The governors basically deal with issues like those and mask mandates and that sort of thing. If I were governor, I’d leave the issue of masks and vaccines up toOn Capitol Hill, masks are required for both vaccinated and unvaccinated people in the House but they are not required on the Senate side.

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