World Renowned Pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht Slams Mask Order
Jul 14, 2020 12:56:38 GMT
Post by Admin on Jul 14, 2020 12:56:38 GMT
World Renowned Pathologist, Democrat Dr. Cyril Wecht, Slams Mask Order [Pennsylvania]
OutKick | July 2, 2020
“I don’t know how that’s going to work. Everybody will decide for themselves and a number of people will be arrested and fined. I do not know, Wendy, what this is based upon.”
Wecht didn’t stop there. He kept launching bombs. “This has been so over politicized, it’s disgusting. And yes, I am a Democrat, but I am the first one to say the Democratic governors and other Democratic politicians are pushing hard for this because it looks bad for Trump and the longer it goes on, the worse it is for Trump – even in terms of his campaigning.
“The ultra left-wing liberals on the Democratic side – they’re total lunatics too,” he said. “Let’s deal with this in an objective way.”
Wecht’s not just some random pathologist that will be easily canceled, especially in Pennsylvania. He’s worked on the JFK assassination investigation, has consulted on the Elvis death investigation, has performed more than 14,000 autopsies, is a former chairman of the Allegheny County Democratic Party, has written numerous books, spent time as the Allegheny County Coroner and was portrayed by Albert Brooks in the movie Concussion.
Dr. Wecht told radio host Wendy Bell people are fed up.
“I think it’s going to reach a point – the people are going to rebel,” he said. “I don’t think we’re going to reach a point of armed, revolutionary conflict, but something has to end.
“People’s lives are being destroyed, Wendy. They’re literally being destroyed. Financially, domestically and in every single way. That cannot go on. Society cannot continue to function under the rules of Dr. Rachel Levine and Governor Wolf. Cannot! Cannot!”
The new Pennsylvania mask order requires people wear a mask during certain times while outdoors.
It requires a mask in situations including being in an outdoor area when it’s impossible to consistently stay at least six feet away from people who aren’t members of the same household and working in any space visited by the general public. It allows some exceptions, which as when a medical or mental health condition prevents someone from wearing a mask, or when someone is operating equipment or doing work where a mask would cause a safety hazard.