Complete headline: 23 GOP Attorneys General Threaten to Sue Biden Over ‘Disastrous’ COVID Vaccine Mandate
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Republican leaders—and some union chiefs, too—have said that Biden was going too far in trying to muscle private companies and workers. One of the first to speak out was Governor Henry McMaster of South Carolina, who said on Twitter that his state would fight to “the gates of hell to protect the liberty and livelihood of every South Carolinian.”
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Okay, so people have the right to die. But do they have the right to kill?
Far right troll Laura Loomer said she wanted to get Covid just to prove it wasn’t that bad. The first part of her wish came true. The second, not so much.
The stinging irony here is most of these companies don’t want them to fight it in court. Biden has provided these companies cover to mandate vaccines for their employees.
Has the ghost of Herman Cain appeared to her with the comforting news that she can continue to post on her (remaining) social media accounts from beyond the grave?
The Hillsborough County Florida Republican Party’s finances are in disarray since the county party’s bookkeeper died of covid and nobody else knows how to use the software.
Fornunately, it looks like his hateful Republican hate won’t actually affect the policy.
" The first group of 37,000 Afghan refugees is heading to 46 U.S. states. Among those receiving refugees, Montana is taking in the second-fewest behind Alabama and Mississippi, which will each resettle 10 refugees. A recent NPR/Ipsos poll found that more than 70 percent of Americans support resettling Afghans in the United States.
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, a Republican and Rosendale’s predecessor in Congress, was somewhat more hospitable than Rosendale, criticizing the Biden administration for the withdrawal but saying Montana would receive “fully-vetted” refugees.
“Montana welcomes our fully-vetted Afghan allies who worked alongside us, have left their homes in the face of the Taliban’s reemerging, merciless terror and seek freedom and safety,” Gianforte said."
They’ve moved on to turpentine.
Or maybe they’re just adding it to the list of poisons that they prefer to a vaccine and you’re supposed to have a cocktail of all of them.
I don’t know. It’s 2021 and adults who once seemed to be sane now have to be told “don’t drink turpentine.”
Many are saying that cupfuls of lead paint, enough to coat your insides like the pepto-bismol commercial, knock the virus right out, stop it in its tracks.
Soon they’re gonna’ be in bloom up in Annandale.
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[There’s a universe in which I exercise more restraint. Sadly, this one ain’t it … and how often do oleanders really come up in conversation, anyway ?]
… each of whom, by definition, drew the very shortest straw.
Several Afghan refugees were quoted as saying, “Alabama ? Mississippi ? I think I’d rather stay home in Kabul and open a Hebrew National kosher sex toy franchise downtown.”