[DoodleDawg]

Ok so let me see if I have this right. Tillis is against the government forcing restaurants to require that their employees wash their hands after using the bathroom, but for the government forcing restaurants to post signs saying that their employees may or may not have washed their hands after using the bathroom?

I swear we elect idiots to Congress.

[Darksheare]

Typhoid has to make a comeback tour don’t you know?

[Autonomous User]

You can’t fix stupid. But it can be elected to office.

[MrB]

Shut up and sing, Mel...

[C. Edmund Wright]

This is the problem with a phony conservative....they try and flex their conservative muscles in all the wrong places.....and end up looking like dorks.

[circlecity]

Why would any Republican go there? Regardless of the merits of the political philosophy underlying the statement he should know the leftist media will present him as a kook.

[The Sons of Liberty]

Tillis: Restaurant workers shouldn't be forced to wash hands after bathroom breaks

Is a lobotomy part of the congressional indoctrination process?

[cotton1706]

They shouldn’t be forced by Federal statute. However they could by state statute. Problem solved.

The Federal government should not be involved in such minutiae as hand-washing by restaurant workers.

[thedrake]

Poppy is a little sloppy...

[mulligan]

Tillis must be a runaway from a zoo. The man is sick in the head.

[workerbee]

[mountainlion]

Don’t wash your hands but you will get a vaccination?

[AppyPappy]

A law FORCING employees to wash their hands is an unenforceable law.

[jsanders2001]

> Ok so let me see if I have this right. Tillis is against the government forcing restaurants to require that their employees wash their hands after using the bathroom, but for the government forcing restaurants to post signs saying that their employees may or may not have washed their hands after using the bathroom?

I swear we elect idiots to Congress.

I’d say make them take an IQ test but we know they’d rig it for book knowledge that has little, if any, application to real life or common sense. I say take them out to a forest, dump them and strip them of their electronic devices and credit cards and see if they can last a month. If they can it will change them and they will no longer be liberals.

[Slyfox]

He is talking about regulatory burden. If you think about it employee hand-washing is really on the honor system. How much should the government involve itself in the regulation of employees washing their hands after using the bathroom? Should they require a bathroom monitor that inspects all the hands as employees leave the bathroom?

I think what he is saying how involved should the government be? The feds already regulate a bunch and should it really be micro-managing the act of hand-washing?

[Izzy Dunne]

So, this guy thinks that THIS is why he got elected?

[King_Corey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssktVpcv9WI

Just the look on Jerry’s face here is saying it all!
“Poppie’s a little sloppy”

[Doogle]

"....**EEEEYARF**...hope this clowns eats at Mexican restaurants where they hire new illegals"

[FatherofFive]

I wash my hands before I go. And after

Seriously, on the list of problems facing the Republic, this is what they pick as an issue????

[LS]

Well, not really. This is a very, very long-standing tradition in America of something called “Sunshine Laws,” deriving from the Middle Ages and “caveat emptor,” in which it was assumed that if the consumer has information, the consumer will make the right decision. I agree it’s not pure “free market,” but it’s nothing new and was always designed as a consumer friendly process that respected consumers instead of, say, forcing them to buy seat belts.

[MarkRegal05]

Good going, Tillis.

This is the typical flavor of “cray-cray” that libs will point to when trying to lure young and low-info voters.