Since when were there going to be covid laws? Don't recall anyone introducing any. I think its funny that people are blowing out of proportion a requirement to wear a piece of cloth on your face when you go out in the public. Yall didn't fight this hard against requiring people wear swimsuits at the beach. But I guess public decency > public health
You can't stay on point, even in your own replies.
The reason Hawaii doesn't have any COVID-19 laws is the Governor and Mayors are illegally substituting their will for that of the legislature. Nobody voted Ige and Caldwell as our representatives. Those people sit in the legislature.
According to Hawaii law, the State and City can declare a state of emergency in cases such as a pandemic for a max of 60 days. Beyond that time, the Legislature is supposed to be making the rules.
I find it "FUNNY" that you're all about making rules and enforcing them with fines and lawsuits, even arrests, when the PEOPLE have no say in the matter.
Why do you support tyrannical authoritarianism and reject individual freedom? Over fear? Fear of a germ that does not follow any laws except that of nature?
As for "COVID LAWS", Biden said on day one of his administration, he would issue a nationwide mandate to wear masks and socially distance. True, he can't make new laws, but he can enact executive orders under existing law, which then has the full authority and weight of law.
Implementation of laws already in existence don't require Congress to make a new bill. The President is the Executive and has the power/duty to implement the laws already passed.