You’ll need Vaccination papers to go outside in DC

https://citizenfreepress.com ^ | January 12, 2022 | Posted by Kane

[Enterprise]

Remember that starting Saturday you will need these three things before heading out:

1. Proof of Vaccination (12 years +)
2. Proof of Vaccination and Photo ID (18 years +)
3. Mask

— Mayor Muriel Bowser (@MayorBowser) January 11, 2022

[PIF]

You forgot exceptions for the guberment employees.

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Aren’t they covered under people of color and muslim?

[SauronOfMordor]

You need proof of tax plus ID to walk the street, but requiring ID to vote is racist.

[Enterprise]

"The D.C. mayor and her handlers are placing obstacles for this rally."

There is nothing these skunks won't pull. I wonder though if the USSC will abide by this as they are currently weighing the Constitutionality of Biden's mandates.

[SauronOfMordor]

The DC cops will know better than to ask any black for ID.

They will only harass white people over this.

[Enterprise]

"You need proof of tax plus ID to walk the street, but requiring ID to vote is racist."

The galling and ongoing hypocrisy of the left continues to astonish me. I wonder what the reaction of the left will be if during the next election, Red State Governors demand proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID test to vote, or even receive an absentee ballot?

[Steve Van Doorn]

good point

[unread]

"DC is 50% blacks which are also the lowest level of fully injected of any group.

This to me says they're asking for a riot.

Absolutly, they got to feed the monkey. That crack won't deliver itself.....will it?

[ViLaLuz]

Aren’t Congressmen and other bolsheviks self-exempted from this as well?

[zeestephen]

Since half the people walking around D.C. are tourists, this is going to get really interesting.

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

They need an ID? But democrats and big media say blacks are too dumb to get an ID to vote. I’m confused.

[WinMod70]

“people walking around D.C. are tourists”

Add in the out of town construction workers, defense contractors and others doing business in DC. They might as well block all the bridges and roads into DC.

[griswold3]

Not funny for our Junior High school class who plan aDC field trip in May. Too late for refunds. Few are vaccinated

[moovova]

Residents got what they voted for.

No sympathy.

[enduserindy]

I think this is theater to influence the scotus.

[sauropod]

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[EBH]

So does this mean people from Congress, that live in DC, won’t be able to get to the Capitol to work without threat of arrest from the Mayor?

How very convenient, eh?

[foreverfree]

bump

[EBH]

On January 15, 2022, per Mayor’s Order 2021-148, the District of Columbia will adopt a city wide vaccination entry requirement that requires COVID-19 vaccination to enter indoor facilities within the city.

[EBH]

https://coronavirus.dc.gov/vaxdc

Beginning January 15, 2022, specific DC public businesses will require all patrons aged 12
years old or older to show proof that they have received at least one dose of the COVID-19
vaccine before they are allowed entry (two doses will be required starting Feb 15th).
Establishments must visibly display signage informing patrons that proof of COVID-19
vaccination is required to enter indoors. Signs for businesses can be found at vaxdc.dc.gov.
What types of businesses will be required to check vaccination status?
• Indoor food and drink establishments, such as:
o Restaurants
o Nightclubs
o Taverns
o Food halls/courts
o Breweries, wineries, and distillery tasting rooms
o Seated dining halls, restaurants, and cafes in museums, libraries, hotels, and other
public venues
• Indoor cultural and entertainment establishments, such as:
o Concert, live entertainment venues
o Sporting venues
o Movie theaters
o Pool and billiard halls
o Bowling alleys
o Cigar bars
o Hookah bars
o Adult entertainment venues
• Indoor exercise and recreational facilities, such as:
o Gyms
o Fitness Studios
• Indoor event and meeting establishments, such as:
o Hotel meeting rooms
o Banquet halls
o Conference center meeting facilities
o Event/banquet halls in museums and libraries
o Convention centers
o Auditoriums
o Shared work facilities when hosting events
• Any other indoor establishment designated by the Director of the DC Department of
Health
Exemptions for providing proof of vaccination
• Only briefly entering (i.e. to use the restroom, pick up an order to go)
• Medically exempt or unable to take the vaccine out of a sincerely held religious belief.
o Patrons who have and show documentation of medical or religious exemptions
from the COVID-19 vaccine must provide a negative PCR or antigen test
within the last 24 hours