The judge who tossed mask mandate misunderstood public health law, legal experts say
"This is really a serious deviation from not just what we're trying to do to protect the public's health, but a misstatement of federal authority in emergencies to a great degree," Hodge said.
Fuse Brown agreed, suggesting the opinion amounted to a "breathtaking amount of political judicial activism" that "should chill us all."
"Even if we're skeptical about agencies or even about Congress's ability to make good judgments in this ... time, we certainly do not want these decisions to be in the hands of a single unelected judge," she said.
I love mankind...it’s people I can’t stand!!
Conservative judges practicing the dreaded judicial activism? Say it ain't so!Originally Posted by ConnorEl
What happened to our "conservative" posters lately?
Let’s get this done!
WakeBored (Junebug?) posts on the Pit occasionally.
He posted yesterday on the “on a plane next to a fat guy thread” that he plans to wear an n95 on planes forevermore.
Birds are real.
Why do you give a shit? Were they posting anything of value?
Something someone who hasn't read Heller would say.
You pose an excellent question. Typically, no. It is interesting that they all seemed to be gone now, though. Wasn't sure why.
Let’s get this done!
I have no idea why they all seemed to leave at once, but I did notice that it seemed to happen around the same time as Russia invaded Ukraine. I guess it was hard to keep a troll job going when Russia was trying to wipe a smaller country off the map. If the GOP does well in the fall elections, as they certainly are predicted to do, I'm sure they'll all return asap to let all of us on the Tunnels Left know just how out of touch we all are with Real Americans and vaguely insist that the Democrats need to "change" to win elections, and so on.
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How Australia Saved Thousands of Lives While Covid Killed a Million Americans:
The United States and Australia share similar demographics, but their pandemic death rates point to very different cultures of trust.
NYT piece.
Basically, far less partisanship and a culture of better trust in science, leadership, and one another yielded a more consistent and sensible (not perfect, of course) response.
We could learn from their experience. But probably won’t.
I love mankind...it’s people I can’t stand!!
Yeah but did they keep their freedumbs?
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