Supreme Court justice won’t block Indiana University vaccine mandate

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5 thoughts on “Supreme Court justice won’t block Indiana University vaccine mandate

    1. I thought you were going to have to pack the Supremes because they were going to run over all things liberal. I guess as long as their agreeing with you you’ll leave them alone.

    2. It’s all about picking/choosing their shots.

      “Justices often act on their own in such situations when the legal question isn’t particularly close. ”

      That’s some good lawyering, Jim Bopp.

    3. Jeff A. – your post is nonsense. First, you won’t find any previous posts from me where I advocated for packing the SCOTUS. I grant that some D’s said this, but it is certainly not the consensus. And give them time, this court WILL “run over” many liberal issues. I’m just pointing out that every once in a while, even the most conservative justices have some sense. Same thing with all the judges that shot down every last one of the FG’s attempts to overturn the election.

  1. — but exempt students must be tested twice a week for the disease —
    .
    Just as is the case with workers who have to be tested as an alternative to vaccination, can we assume they aren’t paying for their own tests? (because that’s just plain wrong)

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