just wanted to pop back in to give a link about something I referred to earlier:
Courts Will Rule Against Biden on Vaccine Mandate Penalties: Alan Dershowitz (theepochtimes.com)
of course, constitutional scholars are going to disagree on a constitutional issue
yes'um, that's the only way out from here. Any bets on what will happen?
don't know, remember the Indiana University case, ACB wouldn't even hear it and the students lost every single time up the appeal ladder. However, the Biden matter is different and OSHA is involved, that's could spell trouble for the jackboots
Where Does Biden Get the Authority To Mandate Vaccination? – Reason.com
a republic, if you can keep it
Courts Will Rule Against Biden on Vaccine Mandate Penalties: Alan Dershowitz (theepochtimes.com)
of course, constitutional scholars are going to disagree on a constitutional issue
Ok, let’s race to the courts for the final conclusion! The sooner the better.
peace to you
yes'um, that's the only way out from here. Any bets on what will happen?
don't know, remember the Indiana University case, ACB wouldn't even hear it and the students lost every single time up the appeal ladder. However, the Biden matter is different and OSHA is involved, that's could spell trouble for the jackboots
Where Does Biden Get the Authority To Mandate Vaccination? – Reason.com
As attorney Michael Schearer points out, of the nine times OSHA used its emergency power until this summer, three went unchallenged, but of the six that went to court, only one instance was fully upheld. All the others were stayed or vacated, in one instance partially. In other words, the courts have by no means been pushovers for OSHA ETSs.
And this makes sense. Ordinary OSHA rule making builds a detailed record and rationale, including time for objections, which allows judges to hold the agency to some semblance of legality. Emergency powers bypass that. Were courts to adopt a posture of abject deference to claims of emergency, they'd leave OSHA in a position to order around the nation by diktat.
a republic, if you can keep it