Sen. Durr introduces bill that would require schools get approval from parents before mandating masks
Sen. Edward Durr, the man who took Steve Sweeney's seat in New Jersey Senate, wants to get rid of masks in schools.
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Jan 28, 2022, 11:55 AM
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512ds agoSen. Edward Durr, the man who took Steve Sweeney's
seat in New Jersey Senate, wants to get rid of masks in schools.
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Durr introduced a new bill that would
require schools to get approval from parents before mandating masks.
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Durr argues since the FDA
classifies masks as medical devices, no minor should be required to wear one without a
parent or guardian's consent.
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