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How might the Supreme Court rule on federal Covid-19 vaccine mandates?
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    Supreme Court signals skepticism of Biden's workplace Covid-19 vaccine-or-testing mandate.
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    President Joe Biden announced a series of vaccine policies in November. Employers with at least 100 employees were required to stand up vaccine-or-testing programs or face penalties of nearly $14,000 per violation. That requirement alone is estimated to affect two-thirds of the nation's private workforce, or more than 80 million Americans.
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    Chief Justice John Roberts said that the federal government appeared to be trying to require vaccines or other Covid-19 policies for much of the nation rather than for limited populations. That, Roberts suggested, should probably be a decision for Congress rather than federal agencies. Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch noted it is states that usually set public health requirements.
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    The Supreme Court also heard a challenge to the administration’s vaccine mandate for health workers who are employed at facilities that accept federal funding. In that case, several of the court's conservatives raised questions that seemed to support the government's position.
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    Most Supreme Court justices appear skeptical that OSHA has the power it is asserting.
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    The vaccine-mandate case is about so much more than vaccine mandates.
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Yes - If this statue is on public land it needs to be a public decision to take it down. That's how democracy works. If you have a moral reason to remove the statue make the case publically, convince others. Don't just assume that others are incapable of change.


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Unsure - On the one hand, there are other - less destructive - ways of getting that point across. Petitions to remove the statue, protests, that sort of thing. On the other hand...



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Why were two of Ahmaud Arbery's killers sentenced to life without parole?


    The life sentences for Travis McMichael, who fatally shot Arbery; and his father, Gregory McMichael, do not carry the possibility of parole. Their neighbor William "...

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