Sen. Bernie SandersI-vt., And rep. Alexandria Ocasio-CortezDN.Y., take the “Fighting Oligarchy” to the West – and advise supporters to mask to participate.
Five years after the Covid-19-PandemieFOX News Digital can confirm that the RSVP contains guidelines for the events in Denver and Las Vegas that “masks are advised for all those present of this event.”
A message shared by conservative podcaster Stephen L. Miller on Friday about the Denver event had wondered why masks would be advised for an outdoor event in 2025.
Sanders did not immediately respond to FOX News Digital’s research on mask guidance.
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“Shipped from a friend. Bernie’s speaking Tour advises everyone who is present to wear masks. This is an outdoor event,” said the X -Post, accompanied by a screenshot of the RSVP.
“Still try the Covid Panic politics,” said the top commentary.
“Was this of the year 2020?” asked a maker of the content.
But another answer went against: “They don’t want the paid people to find out.”
The reactions to the post are split, with many people who are stupidly founded online by the need for masks exactly five years after the COVID-19 Pandemie was forced shutdowns and social distance.
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) speaks to a capacity audience during an event in UW-Parkside on March 7, 2025 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Others speculated that the masks are a way to protect the identity of those present. Masks are a usual practice to protect the identity of protesters in major demonstrations, such as pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University last year.
However, the events of “fighting oligarchy” of Sanders are not protests. Events in the Blue Wall -States of Michigan and Wisconsin operated last weekend as a traditional campaign field, with thousands of supporters who stand in line to earn a place to hear the main speaker.
Sanders announced the West Coast-Been of his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour with Ocasio-Cortez in a video on social media on Friday. The progressives will stop in Nevada, Arizona and Colorado “to keep city meetings with working people who are very disgusting of what is going on in Washington, DC”
“Nevada, Colorado, Arizona: you deserve civil servants who appear before you. It is now time to protect the public, to protect health care and living wages for everyone and fight against corruption. You see next week,” said Ocasio-Cortez Friday.
The National Republican Congress Committee (NRCC), the Political Campagnommiss US House of Representativesadvised against town halls after a series of protest disruptions that are fed by the dissatisfaction of Democrats with President Donald TrumpThe second term.
Gov. Tim WalzD-Minn., Started his own whole series of town hall events in the Republican Congress districts on Friday and said that as a Republican representative refused to meet their voters, then he “a megaphone loan”.
An RSVP for “Fighting Oligarchy” rallies with senator Bernie Sanders, i-VT. And rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, DN.Y., advised supporters to mask to participate. (Getty/AP)
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced a revised organized efforts on Friday alongside the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), Association of State Democratic Committees (ASDC) and Democrat State Parties in the Republican District.
“Republicans in the congress know that they have sold their voters out by supporting the Trump-MUSK agenda and now they are terrified of being in the same room as the people they sent to Washington,” said DNC chairman Ken Martin in a statement on Friday.
“Instead of looking at their voters, they are scared and hide from the people they were chosen to represent. If they will not talk to their own voters, then Democrats will do that. That is why we will organize the city houses of people throughout the country, starting with vulnerable gop districts. “Martin added.” Martin added. “Martin added.” Martin added.
The NRCC said that the protests that had demolished the meetings of the Town Hall of the Republicans were “produced productions.” Fox News Digital reported last month on the coordinated effort of progressive groups that protested Department of Efficiency of the Government.
Moveon.org, who has accepted millions of dollars from billionaire George Soros and its open society policy center, announced in one press release Last month that the resources mobilized as part of a “Congress Works for US, not Musk” initiative “aimed at putting legislators under pressure to fight back against the Trump-MUSK agenda” in Republican town halls and offices.
Speaker of the house Mike Johnson And Trump shouted the protesters who conclude Republican town hall “Professionals” and “paid hugs”.
House speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., Center, accompanied from the left by Rep. Jeff Hurd, R-Colo., Republican conference chairman Lisa McClain, R-Mich., And the majority leader Steve Scalise, R-LA, R-LA, during a news conference at the head office of the Republican National Committee in Washington, Wednesday, January 22, 2025. (J. Scott Applewhite / AP)
“Paid ‘noise koppers’ go to Republican town hall meetings. It is all part of the game for the Democrats, but just like our major elections of landslides, it is not going to work for them!” Trump wrote about Truth Social.
In addition to the masking guide, De Vlieger contains typical safety measures for large public events for the next Friday with Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez event, including a request for anyone who does not feel good to stay at home.
“Note: no bags, drawing or firearms are allowed. Masks are advised for all attendees of this event. Anyone who experiences fever or other symptoms of COVID-19 is asked to stay at home and not be present,” says it on the RSVP.
People gather in support of the continuation of the mandate of the school mask outside the Loudon County Government Center prior to a meeting of the Council of Supervisors on Tuesday, January 18, 2022, in Leesburg, VA. (Photo by Matt McClain/The Washington Post via Getty Images) (Photo by Matt McClain/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ended their travel mask mandate on April 18, 2022.
According to the website of the CDC, masks are still “recommended in public transport institutions” and “People can choose to mask at any time.”
The website advises people who run an average to a high risk of becoming very ill to wear a mask or “consider avoiding non-essential indoor activities in public where you can be exposed.”
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Although the CDC has maintained that masking can reduce the spread of respiratory diseases, including COVID-19, other studies have questioned the efficacy of wearing a mask since the pandemic.
