Thefishguy77
Part time dumbass
Like a moth to a flameBullshit. The framers got it right. You're only pissed because they don't vote the way you want.
Term limits would also get rid of justices that vote according to COTUS.
Like a moth to a flameBullshit. The framers got it right. You're only pissed because they don't vote the way you want.
Term limits would also get rid of justices that vote according to COTUS.
Thomas quipped that Emergency Powers would allow Potus mandate. I think we are FUBAR.Why do they even care about this? Their job is to determine the legality of the mandate, not to regurgitate vaccine bullshit, right?
Even if the junk was 100% effective and had absolutely no side effects, that can't change the core of the argument.
I believe I read it as Saturday.Any idea when we might see a decision?
self test with no records, maybe.
test on the regular and be tracked, NOPE
man that's an excellent way to put it.My kid (20) told me that they ain't taking any boosters because they're bad DLCs.
This is horrible to listen to. Seriously. Idiots. Just more BS and mis-information. We have to force people to get vaccinated to keep the vaccinated safe. Soto and Kagan have no clue what they are talking about. There arguments have no basis. No facts or data to backup anything they have said so far.Listening to these liberal Supreme Court justices is just like listening to MSNBC/CNN/ABC/CBS.
Geeeeeees.........
this is why my money is on them upholding mandates...This is horrible to listen to. Seriously. Idiots. Just more BS and mis-information. We have to force people to get vaccinated to keep the vaccinated safe. Soto and Kagan have no clue what they are talking about. There arguments have no basis. No facts or data to backup anything they have said so far.
From their arguments I should get to work from home. Because driving to work is too dangerous to risk.
While the libs are being the most vocal. I'm hoping the non idiots have already made up their minds and really don't care to argue about it. I don't think they want this on their record. I think it fails and gets shut down.this is why my money is on them upholding mandates...
I have stopped arguing with most people. Some lefties that I know I can hold a conversation with and actually go back and forth and in the end we usually agree to disagree but most of the public is not worth the time. Again I think it's a small number of people getting the most screen timeWhile the libs are being the most vocal. I'm hoping the non idiots have already made up their minds and really don't care to argue about it. I don't think they want this on their record. I think it fails and gets shut down.
I'm going to W.A.G. and say it'll be a 5/4 split in favor of shutting down/blocking the mandates; with Chief Justice Roberts was sounding like he was against said mandate.While the libs are being the most vocal. I'm hoping the non idiots have already made up their minds and really don't care to argue about it. I don't think they want this on their record. I think it fails and gets shut down.
Well this does not look good.My money is on SCOTUS upholding the mandate.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor professed not to be able to understand the distinction between federal authority and state police powers during oral arguments in a consolidated case before the court on Friday morning.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) rule states that employers of 100 or more workers must either require employees to be vaccinated, or force unvaccinated employees to submit to weekly testing and masking in the workplace. Both the National Federation of Independent Business and the state of Ohio are suing to end the OSHA vaccine or test mandate.
Critics, including the plaintiffs, submit that the rule represents federal and bureaucratic overreach. On Friday morning, Sotomayor expressed her dissatisfaction and puzzlement at that critique.
“I’m not sure I understand the distinction why the states would have the power [to institute a mandate such as OSHA’s], but the federal government wouldn’t,” stated the associate justice.
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When Ohio solicitor general Ben Flowers began to explain that the federal government lacks police powers, Sotomayor cut him off, exclaiming that that it has “power with respect to protecting the health and safety of workers. ”
“We have accept[ed] the constitutionality of OSHA,” continued Sotomayor, who eventually insisted that the federal government has “a police power to protect workers,” over Flowers’s objections.
Those objections are rooted in the Tenth Amendment, which states that “the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.” In constitutional law, these are frequently referred to as “police powers,” and refer to efforts to regulate the health, safety, and morals of the populace.
Later in the oral arguments, Justice Clarence Thomas asked Flowers if he believed the state of Ohio could impose a mandate like OSHA’s in an effort to clarify the meaning and role of police powers.
Flowers answered in the affirmative, even going so far as to argue that Ohio could mandate vaccination for all of its residents.
Thomas finished the exchange by noting that “there seems to be a suggestion that this is all-or-nothing, that the other governmental bodies do not have police powers to regulate certain activities.”
Justice Neil Gorsuch later waded into the debate as well, asserting that “we have all kind of come to the point where we all agree that states have a wide police power under our constitutional system. Congress has to regulate consistent with the commerce clause,” before going on to note that Congress is required to legislate on major questions, rather than delegating that decision-making authority to federal agencies.
How she got on the bench is the real question. Seriously. She can't think. She's either reading some script her law clerks wrote up or talking herself into a corner or repeating what the last person said. She has no ability to intake info and then talk about it.Well this does not look good.
Justice Sotomayor Claims Not to Understand the Distinction Between State and Federal Powers
IIRC; I think she was always in teaching and not practicing law.How she got on the bench is the real question. Seriously. She can't think. She's either reading some script her law clerks wrote up or talking herself into a corner or repeating what the last person said. She has no ability to intake info and then talk about it.
I was listening via the Rekeita Law live stream that had several lawyers.She checked the boxes. Diversity of race/gender but not thinking.
Because politicizing the Court and having a President get to select on a set schedule definitely won't fuck with overall elections or the integrity of the Court.Term limits is the only fix.
They were both identity politics, true believers for the cause.IIRC; I think she was always in teaching and not practicing law.
As I remember; both Kagan and Sotomayor were appointed purely as an Affirmative Action choice, not a choice on merit or substance.
The HR lady we have is like that one teacher in High School who you could tell them that you handed in your assignment and they assume that they must have lost it and just give you 100% on it. She is not all there.If theyre anything like the HR dept we have, while they could probably figure it out, theyre too lazy to try.
12 year terms. 2 terms. First one is as it is today, second one the same process then the people are told the entire justices activity for their first term. Then a 2/3rds popular vote to get the next 12 years. If you think this will make it worse then so be it. I think it will make it better. To each their own.Because politicizing the Court and having a President get to select on a set schedule definitely won't fuck with overall elections or the integrity of the Court.
There's a reason they're in the position for life and there's no process for their removal.
And how do you set that up so that a single President doesn't get to pack an entire Court?12 year terms. 2 terms. First one is as it is today, second one the same process then the people are told the entire justices activity for their first term. Then a 2/3rds popular vote to get the next 12 years. If you think this will make it worse then so be it. I think it will make it better. To each their own.
Its not like I am saying they get 4 or 6 year terms.
Assuming thats true, what is defined as vaccinated, and whats a booster? First it was one shot, then 2, now 3, right? If they say you need 6 pfizer shots to be 'vaccinated' then you need 6. Its all about what they define as a vaccine vs what they define a booster shot.Heard that the fed mandate for boosters got shot down, but can't find anything concrete about it.
This. This will also be the COVID "out" for the .gov. They will enact this temporary standard, it expires after 6months, cases naturally drop during that time, they also change the testing guidelines again, public private partnerships have once again saved the day, everyone in .gov beats thier dicks that they saved humanity and COVID is over. Precedence is then set for them to do this everytime big pharma needs more money or our shady ass government fucks up funding some corrupt mad men in a lab in some 3rd world hell hole and they leak something again on accident.this is why my money is on them upholding mandates...
If so, then it's time to flip the whole thing on its ear.Its sure sounding like the mandate is going to be upheld.
Well unless you vote all the justices in during the same election year I dont think it would be much different than now. But it would allow the people to see just who the justices are vs the mystic thing they encompass.And how do you set that up so that a single President doesn't get to pack an entire Court?
The SCOTUS isn't the problem, it's a symptom. The problem is the lower Courts haven't been addressed in over half a century and no longer represent the populations they're meant to. Some Districts, especially the 9th wield far more influence than they should. Congress needs to do it's job and redistrict the appellate courts and the lower courts need to be reigned in in general to stop them from trying to legislate from the bench. They're meant to take overall burden off the SCOTUS so that they're only taking on new issues, they're meant to rule based on the Constitution and existing SCOTUS rulings. Most the Districts do, but when you have a District like the Ninth that dwarfs the others and ignores both the Constitution and standing SCOTUS rulings routinely the result is overwhelming the SCOTUS to the point that they have to routintely turn down cases and leave lower Court rulings standing where they never should.
look at the top of those data columns, one is "count" the other is "rate per 100000"So, more positive vaccinated cases than unvaccinated, but the vaccinated have a higher case rate...
Not going to be relevant unless the mandate is upheld, which from looking at even places like NBC and CNN, it doesn't look like it's going to be. This isn't deciding this particular "vaccine", but whether or not the Federal government can mandate private businesses require vaccines or testing. The mandate for Federal workers and contractors will likely stand.Assuming thats true, what is defined as vaccinated, and whats a booster? First it was one shot, then 2, now 3, right? If they say you need 6 pfizer shots to be 'vaccinated' then you need 6. Its all about what they define as a vaccine vs what they define a booster shot.
Its sure sounding like the mandate is going to be upheld.