Sen. Rand Paul vindicated with judge’s ruling to end travel mask mandate

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Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul has been one of the leaders in the country in trying to overturn the federal travel mask mandate. He has long said it was unconstitutional and believed the people deserved the freedom to make their own choices. He was ridiculed, condemned, and vilified by Democrats and members of the liberal media. Last week, U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle ruled that the mask mandate was illegal. Yet, ultimately, the Republican senator was vindicated in his quest for freedom. He held a press conference at Nashville International Airport on Monday to discuss the end of the travel mask mandate.