Commentary: Idaho Lt. Gov Bans Mask Mandates When Governor Leaves State — It Gets Reversed
Republican Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin took an extremely bold step Thursday by signing an executive order banning local mask mandates. Her colleague, Republican Gov. Brad Little, was out of state for the Republican…

Republican Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin took an extremely bold step Thursday by signing an Executive Order banning local mask mandates.
Her colleague, Republican Gov. Brad Little, was out of state for the Republican Governors Association conference in Nashville, Tennessee, this week, making McGeachin the acting governor under the state’s constitution, according to East Idaho News.
“Today, as acting Governor of the State of Idaho, I signed an Executive Order to protect the rights and liberties of individuals and businesses by prohibiting the state and its political subdivisions — including public schools — from imposing mask mandates in our state,” she tweeted on Thursday.
Little and McGeachin are currently running against each other in the 2022 gubernatorial election.
As the nation slowly weans off of the restrictions imposed in the face of the Coronavirus


