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at 2020-05-04 20:10:38
when they wear masks at all
https://www.boston.com/news/coronavirus/2020/05/04/protest-massachusetts-state-house-reopening-economy
'A large crowd of protesters gathered outside the Massachusetts State House on Monday afternoon calling on Gov. Charlie Baker to reopen the economy.
Dubbed the “Liberty Rally,” the event was planned to take place if Baker didn’t reopen nonessential businesses on May 1. Baker’s business order, along with his stay-at-home advisory, was initially set to be lifted on May 4 but was extended last week to May 18, as efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus continue.
The protest was promoted by Jeffrey Kuhner, a conservative radio host, and on the website for “Super Happy Fun America,” which organized the controversial “Straight Pride Parade” in Boston last year.
It was slated to begin at 2 p.m. “to demand that the Governor and his minions let the people get back to work,” according to its website.
When asked for comment, Baker’s office pointed to his response to a question about the protest Monday. In responding to the question, the governor noted that the decision to close businesses was based on science, and that his administration knew there would be economic, and other, consequences. [...]
As of Monday, Massachusetts had seen 69,087 COVID-19 cases and 4,090 deaths related to the disease.'
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