In an audacious act of overreach that should make every American scream, the Biden administration has tasked an obscure government agency with tracking federal employees seeking a religious exemption to his Constitutionally-questionable vaccine mandate.
Parents of Loudoun County School District students have had enough of administrators flouting their policies and overriding parental responsibility and authority. The district continues to enforce mask mandates, ignoring Executive Order Number Two (2022), which clearly bans them. Parents have had enough and packed a recent meeting to speak their minds.
From our friends up north, an inspired strategy on how to resist crisis tyranny. When the power-drunk politicians place onerous demands on businesses to enforce unconstitutional “show us your papers” covid mandates, perhaps respond by accepting pictures of patrons’ dogs as “valid” documentation. Sounds like a win-win move. More joy on the streets from dog photo sharing and a finger in the eye of the crisis tyrants.
With air cover from the White House no longer available, companies are suddenly re-thinking their commitment to mandate employee vaccination as a requirement for continued employment. Facing crippling labor shortages, reality is setting in, and many big companies are “putting on pause” the planned rollout of their vaccination mandate policies. It’s funny how reality has a way of interfering with woke virtue signaling.
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday to strike down President Joe Biden's Wuhan coronavirus vaccine mandate for private businesses. Justices upheld his executive order requiring vaccination for healthcare workers at facilities receiving federal funding.
Far-fetched? If you’ve shaken the dust from a single history book, you know precisely how easily even a modern society will slide down a slippery slope, especially if it’s greased with politician-sprinkled unicorn dust. The most frightening thing about this rash of mandates and “show me your papers” requirements is how it’s setting up a never-ending barrage of similar behavior. Under the logic of “for the public’s health,” we’re turning one small step into a giant leap, straight into a pile of…
Florida has this COVID situation figured out. As we’ve known for quite some time, COVID in one form or another is here to stay, kind of like colds and flus, so we better learn to live with it. Mandates and lockdowns won’t work for the next 100 decades. Florida treats adults like, well, adults. If you’re vulnerable take precautions. If you want to get vaccinated, do it. If you don’t, any risk is yours. Just like everything else in life. In short, be responsible for yourself and your own. Just the way it should be.
According to retired Air Force brigadier general and deputy military representative to NATO Blaine Holt, the vaccine mandate being pushed by the Biden administration on members of the military “creates division in the ranks,” which is really not good to have, obviously, when it comes to the individuals who are tasked with protecting and preserving out nation from our enemies. “We see 200 Marines, unfortunately, who are being shown the end of their service careers, and that has a very large impact,” Holt went on to say during an interview on Newsmax’s “Wake Up America.” “I don’t think a lot of people understand the impact it has internally.”
A clip of CNN host Anderson Cooper pushing for striping the unvaccinated individuals of social security benefits has surfaced. However, the clip from Cooper's interview with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, has been misrepresented on social media.
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas today issued a preliminary injunction, stopping the Department of Defense from punishing military service members who have religious objections to the vaccine mandate. First Liberty Institute filed a federal lawsuit and motion for preliminary injunction on behalf of dozens of U.S. Navy SEALs and other Naval Special Warfare personnel against the Biden Administration and the Department of Defense for their refusal to grant religious accommodations to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
