Joe biden, wife jill caught violating d. C. Indoor mask mandate at restaurant

WASHINGTON, DC – There’s a saying, “It’s good to be the king.” Nowadays, that saying can just as easily say, “It’s good to be a Democrat.”

Democrats in America make all the rules, but they don’t have to follow them. We saw cases during the pandemic that involved California Governor Gavin Newsom, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy all violate the draconian face mask mandates they implemented.

Now, U.S. President Joe Biden and his wife Jill were caught violating the Washington, D.C. indoor mask mandate at the posh Fiola Mare restaurant in the Georgetown section of the city.

According to Washington, D.C.’s public health order issued on July 27th, due to the Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus, face masks are now required at all indoor businesses, including restaurants.

“Everyone, including fully vaccinated people must wear masks,” D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s order states clearly.

“This includes any business or establishment open to members of the public including but not limited to: grocery stores, restaurants and bars (when not eating or drinking), places of worship, gyms, office buildings, libraries, indoor entertainment venues, and common areas of apartment or condominium complexes,” the order states.

The First Couple enjoyed an expensive meal at the pricey upscale restaurant where a slice of chocolate cake costs $32.

The pretentious menu at the restaurant includes Whole Canary Island Island Branzino, Whole New Zealand Scorpionfish, Wild New Zealand Langoustine, Adriatic Mixed Seafood, Australian Wagyu and other exotic meat and fish imports to satisfy the appetite of the most liberal champagne socialist.

The White House has not commented yet on the President’s indoor COVID-19 health and safety violation.

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