Posted on 11/29/2021 12:38:29 PM PST by george76
Poetic justice since it majorly sucked.
Hunter just took some major blow off a dead hookers a$$
missouri is the show me state, not the snow me state...
Congress wanted to hide behind CMS. Let them get their hands dirty.
What will they do now?
Waiting to hear whether contractors working for the government are still mandated to get the vaccine. My company was required to comply by December 8.
Perry Mason: “Objection, this is incompetent, irrelevant and immaterial.”
Yes, the other side of the oft-repeated "out of control federal bureaucracy" coin is that Congress has been laboring for years now to avoid political accountability, on every issue of real importance, at all costs. This is true of both parties, who have been more than happy to slough off the responsibility to act to the aforementioned "unaccountable" bureaucracy.
GOPers in particular like it because it allows them to then adopt an attitude of outrage (albeit, altogether feigned) and raise yet more campaign cash from the rubes who imagine that electing yet another Republican to Congress is going to change something.
CMS = U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
In short, Let’s go, Brandon!
I hope the verbiage in this article goes mainstream. It's CONGRESS that makes the laws, not the feeble despot that sits in the White House now.
Let's keep praying that ALL of the mandates get struck down in a court of law.
But what about all of the workers in all of the other states?
Screw ‘em...apparently.
When I read the last part of the article title the first thought was Kamala.
My kid is a contractor. His religious exemption requires a test every 72 hours.
We suspect the mandate will be voided by the courts soon.
Likely this judge is aware that his jurisdiction only applies so far, so he can only block enforcement in certain States, at least until the case is fully decided.
CMS - Centers for Medicare (& Medicaid) Services
This a big deal, that while the mandate is only preliminarily enjoined in the states who filed for relief, will have implications for the rest of the country.
Common sense: Well known antidote to liberals.
The states where the mandate is halted includes Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Alaska, Iowa and New Hampshire.
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