San Francisco mayor defiant after caught maskless in nightclub despite mandate: Don’t need 'fun police’
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed remained steadfastly defiant about her behavior after she was photographed at a city jazz club dancing and singing without a mask on earlier this week despite a city mandate.
The mayor insisted the focus of media attention should be on live music returning to San Francisco and said that putting a mask on in between eating and drinking isn’t "realistic." "I wasn't thinking about a mask. I was thinking about having a good time and in the process I was following the health orders."
"The fact that this is even a story is sad," she said.
But Breed’s own city ordinance, one of the strictest in the country, requires masks indoors, vaccinated or not, unless the person is actively eating or drinking.
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