BREAKING! OSHA Rule Out. Lawsuits Readying. Get Ready.
"Mandate" gives just 60 days to implement. Lots of exceptions - but what are those?
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For those of you so inclined here is the disastrous OSHA rule. They’ve designed it so it passes muster based on what SCOTUS has said before but there are a lot of things chip away at here:
Some quick reactions and analysis. Looks like work-from-home folks are exempt and there is a religious exemption:
But look out… it may be worse than initially thought. Masks are the control device
Texas Attorney General is having none of it:
Rep Biggs is all ready to go:
Noting here that OSHA is completely out of its league:
Ben Shapiro is pissed:
Clayton Wagar is excited for the discovery! I am too!
Tim Pool sums up what a lot of us feel:
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BREAKING: Businesses have until after the holidays to implement President Biden's Covid vaccine mandate. https://t.co/fdCz2DR5xR https://t.co/NoyakPSEgWFrog notes the estimated costs on industries for getting this done.
Phil Kerpen has a strategy
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To follow the science, either everyone gets tested and wears masks or nobody gets tested and wears masks.
Those who have decided to take part in this medical experiment pass on the virus just as much as those who have remained part of the control group.
If they provide any protection at all past a few months, the injections only provide personal protection, not social protection. Members of the experiment must be forced to abide by the same rules for the good of society.