CFFS Backs Tennessee Bill Outlawing Businesses from Requiring Masks, Tests, Vaccines

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For Immediate Release
CFFS Backs Tennessee Bill Outlawing Businesses from Requiring Masks, Tests, Vaccines
February 23, 2020
Media Contact: Bob Frantz, National Director of Communications
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Mesa, AZ – Unconstitutional requirements for consumers to wear face masks in privately-owned businesses that serve the public may be a thing of the past in Tennessee, if state legislators approve a newly introduced bill in the state house. Citizens for Free Speech (CFFS), a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the First Amendment, hailed the legislation as being an enormous step toward restoring the constitutional rights of citizens in all states.

“This is precisely what we have been calling for in all 50 states,” exclaimed CFFS Executive Director Patrick Wood. “We hear from business owners and employees from across the country who don’t want to enforce oppressive mandates, but they feel forced to do so under penalty of fines or closures at the hands of state officials.”

Gary Humble, founder of the activist organization Tennessee Stands, agrees, arguing that the bill “removes business owners from the threats of cancel culture and the political conversations surrounding masks and other overreaching policies. [less than 50%] [link to www.citizensforfreespeech.org (secure)]

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