What Rush Limbaugh Says Joe Biden's Mask Mandate is Really All About

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Townhall
Article date: 
14 August 2020
Article category: 
National News
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disease
Democrat
election
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... On Thursday, alongside his newly-minted running mate Kamala Harris, Biden called for nationwide mask-wearing over the next three months. In other words: until the November election....

But talk radio host Rush Limbaugh believes that Biden's support for forced masking is really all about the candidate's basement strategy....

"This is how plugs intends to keep himself unavailable," Limbaugh told listeners on Friday. "Plugs" is Limbaugh's nickname for Joe Biden, due to the obvious hair plugs on Biden's head....

"... Everybody must wear the mask for three months because they can’t afford for Joe Biden to leave the basement."

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