Judge Doughty rules to deny Biden’s motion to stay the injunction:

Dr. Robert W. Malone ^ | July 10, 2023 | Dr. Robert W. Malone

[Texas Fossil]

Things are moving very fast in the State of Missouri versus Biden - Social Media Censorship Case.

• On the Fourth of July, Judge Doughty filed an injunction against the Biden admin (see details in the Liberty Counsel Press Release Below).

• Late last week, the Biden administration filed a motion to stay the injunction

• This weekend, The attorneys general for Missouri and Louisiana submitted a petition to oppose the Biden administration’s motion to stay the injunction (see The Epoch Times Analysis below).

• Today, Judge Doughty rules to deny the Biden administration’s motion to stay the injunction in the State of Missouri versus Biden - Social Media Censorship Case.

Judge Doughty writes:

Judge Doughty is a true patriot.

[Texas Fossil]

This is an excerpt but it conveys great joy.

There is much more at the link.

[struggle]

Tomorrow: “Southern District of New York files charges against Monroe, LA judge.”

[Texas Fossil]

May the ☭#Dems cry themselves to sleep tonight in great fear of total exposure of their evil plot.

[Texas Fossil]

On what grounds?

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I will take ANY ‘small victory’ against the evil Socialists these days. Thanks for posting this! :)

God Bless our Founding Fathers. They KNEW creeps like this would exist one day; they did SO much to protect our freedoms, as God-given and designed to STAY THAT WAY in our Constitution.

P.S. ‘republicans?’ Get. Your. Act. Together! Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin can’t carry ALL of this enormous weight! ;)

[Brian Griffin]

The President and the executive agencies are funded by Congress and therefore they should not seek to censor.

Congress cannot buy as per Amendment I a bully to suppress the press.

[Texas Fossil]

Please read the article at the link.

some of it is partially behind a pay wall.

[Texas Fossil]

Amen.

[lurk]

If you haven’t been watching, MO has quietly turned into a deep red state with some exemplary leadership. The two big cities are still a festering boil of communism, but outside city limits, it smells like freedom.

[Sacajaweau]

fauci is mentioned in the suit

[asinclair]

According to the wording of the motion denial, the Court makes it clear that First Amendment speech rights outweigh any “public good” of censorship. That tallies with what I remember from grade school civics: “The cure for bad speech is more speech.” Nothing in the ruling prohibits any Executive Branch department, or agents thereof, from expressing their opinions. The only thing prohibited is the active plea for censorship — and even that prohibition has common-sense exceptions.

[Steely Tom]

They'll appeal this to the Supreme Court, then — assuming they lose — they'll ignore the ruling and continue on with their program.

[DoughtyOne]

Good man...

[Texas Fossil]

Good name. I just noticed it is yours.

[DoughtyOne]

Well, you’re the second to notice.

I’m not this judge, but I approved of this announcement,
once I read it here thousands of miles away.

[struggle]

>On what grounds?

It’s a joke, or might be a joke, depending on whether they do the same thing they did to Gal Luft today.

[BobL]

“On what grounds?”

The child porn they find (which was downloaded to his computer while he slept).

[Texas Fossil]

Yes. I saw that. But Gal Luft has protectors in Israel.

And I bet he has recordings of the visit the DOJ made to talk with him.

He has the goods on the DOJ. And on Biden and on his family.

Expose it all.

End it.

[BobL]

“They’ll appeal this to the Supreme Court, then — assuming they lose — they’ll ignore the ruling and continue on with their program.”

It will get harder for them, at a minimum, since the people now know they’re exposed to prosecution (or at least losing their jobs), should Trump win.

[Texas Fossil]

God works in mysterious ways.

And Satan’s children never see their true fate until it is too late.