A man who is suing the Biden administration over mask mandates dropped a 1,500-page response to officials' attempts to dismiss the lawsuit

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-suing...155026767.html

[ElNono]

"It will take court action to ensure Americans will no longer have to give up their right to breathe freely as a condition of utilizing any mode of public transportation," Wall told Insider.

The heft of Wall's response on Wednesday was notable, in part because he's representing himself. Along with a brief, Wall filed 218 exhibits that included medical studies, news clippings, and blog posts. His response totaled more than 1,500 pages, topping his original filing by a few hundred pages.

Last week, Wall spoke with Insider as he prepared his response. He was hunkered down in the spare bedroom at his mother's home in The Villages, Florida, where he said he's been stuck during the pandemic.

"Still at my mom's, indoors in the air conditioning," he said in a phone interview. "Hard to step outside in the heat and humidity of a Florida summer."

[Ef-man]

"It will take court action to ensure Americans will no longer have to give up their right to breathe freely as a condition of utilizing any mode of public transportation," Wall told Insider.

The heft of Wall's response on Wednesday was notable, in part because he's representing himself. Along with a brief, Wall filed 218 exhibits that included medical studies, news clippings, and blog posts. His response totaled more than 1,500 pages, topping his original filing by a few hundred pages.

Last week, Wall spoke with Insider as he prepared his response. He was hunkered down in the spare bedroom at his mother's home in The Villages, Florida, where he said he's been stuck during the pandemic.

"Still at my mom's, indoors in the air conditioning," he said in a phone interview. "Hard to step outside in the heat and humidity of a Florida summer."

Does he also claim being "self-employed," "christian," and exhibits bot-like behavior?

Asking for a beep boop.

[RandomGuy]

"It will take court action to ensure Americans will no longer have to give up their right to breathe freely as a condition of utilizing any mode of public transportation," Wall told Insider.

The heft of Wall's response on Wednesday was notable, in part because he's representing himself. Along with a brief, Wall filed 218 exhibits that included medical studies, news clippings, and blog posts. His response totaled more than 1,500 pages, topping his original filing by a few hundred pages.

Last week, Wall spoke with Insider as he prepared his response. He was hunkered down in the spare bedroom at his mother's home in The Villages, Florida, where he said he's been stuck during the pandemic.

"Still at my mom's, indoors in the air conditioning," he said in a phone interview. "Hard to step outside in the heat and humidity of a Florida summer."