Elizabeth Dole 
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SOURCE: Washington Post
7/25/2020
How Mask Fights Echo Seat Belt Fights: ‘The Right To Be Splattered All Over Their Windshields’
Elizabeth Dole’s fight for seat belt laws in the 1980s inspired the sort of rhetoric and division America is seeing today over government mandates to wear masks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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