in

Texas Threatens To Pull Liquor Licenses Of Restaurants Requiring Proof Of Vaccine

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has threatened to revoke the licenses of two restaurants in Austin after they required customers to provide proof that they’ve received at least the first COVID vaccine.

https://twitter.com/thebias_news/status/1426172031402274827

Launderette and Fresa’s were contacted Wednesday by the TABC and notified that they were violating Senate Bill 968, which was passed this year.

Don't Forget to get your Covid Shot! HAHA

Allegedly, neither restaurant was aware of the legislation and both immediately complied.

Both restaurants took to Facebook to update customers that they will no longer require proof of vaccination and ask that they wear masks indoors when not seated.

An email from TABC explained, “While the agency has not taken formal action against any businesses to date, we have requested to meet with representatives of businesses where potential noncompliance could be taking place”.

Senator Lois Kolkhorst, R-Brenham, created SB 968 and it was signed in June by Gov. Greg Abbott. One clause of the bill prohibits businesses from requiring customers to provide documentation of a COVID-19 vaccination or their post-transmission recovery in order to enter a business or receive service.

Have the best Christmas Gift this year with these SHot Glasses!

Part of the bill can be read here: https://twitter.com/CovertCuriosity/status/1426012544049762307/photo/1

Kolkhorst and other Republican leaders have strongly opposed vaccine passports, and Gov. Abbott has not backed down on his COVID policies.

Get these NEW Trump Calendars

Local leaders are working to fight Abbotts’s ban on mask mandates and President Joe Biden said this week he’s checking to see if he can legally intervene to stop the ban.

F*CK FAKE NEWS

Like the products we sell? Sign up here for discounts!